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Dear Readers of HerpDigest and Others,
Over the past years the world and the herp industry has changed. Presidents, Senators, Sarah Pallin, Scientists, breeders have lived and died. (Oops sorry Pallin is still around, friends again with McCain too).
Events that have changed history have occurred - the first Passover Seder in the White House.
Fashion has changed. (Morph Ball Pythons are in and Iguanas are on the way out).
But through most of it there has been one constant, one survivor. “Reptiles Magazines.”
HD believe’s it’s because of the high level of the journalistic impartiality of its articles. It prints what it wants, no matter what the consequences. (And completely ignores the rest)
We feel the best way to show this is to just cite some of its best articles from the past few years:
Breeders Notebook: Raising Florida softshells in your apartment bath tub
New rage! Patternless mountain king snakes
Easy to grow poisonous plants for your venomous terrarium
How to start a chipmunk colony; the perfect sized rodent for mid-sized constrictors
Get em’ while you can: a list of 10 near extinct herps that are a must for the serious collector
101 novel uses for shed snake-skins
Rattle prosthesis for rattleless Crotalus
New sources of darts for dart frog breeders
Ten legal ways to get around nuisance wildlife laws
How to start up your home reptile import business
Winners of the 2010 ZooMed lizard licking contest
How to get back at the SPCA for messing up your cottage industry python mill
Ask the Vet: Dental care for your worm snake. It’s important.
Our reader’s report: How showing off my big python helped get me laid
FIRE ANTS; the new critters for your invert terrarium
Teach your anoles to raise their own mealworms
Spot off—a harmless cleaning product to give spotted turtles a new look
Reptile Fashion Department: Improved techniques for growing reptile skin in a Petri dish
Venomous reptiles for the classroom
Tips for handling vipers while intoxicated
Thank you “Reptile Magazine.”
Dear Readers of HerpDigest and Others,
Over the past years the world and the herp industry has changed. Presidents, Senators, Sarah Pallin, Scientists, breeders have lived and died. (Oops sorry Pallin is still around, friends again with McCain too).
Events that have changed history have occurred - the first Passover Seder in the White House.
Fashion has changed. (Morph Ball Pythons are in and Iguanas are on the way out).
But through most of it there has been one constant, one survivor. “Reptiles Magazines.”
HD believe’s it’s because of the high level of the journalistic impartiality of its articles. It prints what it wants, no matter what the consequences. (And completely ignores the rest)
We feel the best way to show this is to just cite some of its best articles from the past few years:
Breeders Notebook: Raising Florida softshells in your apartment bath tub
New rage! Patternless mountain king snakes
Easy to grow poisonous plants for your venomous terrarium
How to start a chipmunk colony; the perfect sized rodent for mid-sized constrictors
Get em’ while you can: a list of 10 near extinct herps that are a must for the serious collector
101 novel uses for shed snake-skins
Rattle prosthesis for rattleless Crotalus
New sources of darts for dart frog breeders
Ten legal ways to get around nuisance wildlife laws
How to start up your home reptile import business
Winners of the 2010 ZooMed lizard licking contest
How to get back at the SPCA for messing up your cottage industry python mill
Ask the Vet: Dental care for your worm snake. It’s important.
Our reader’s report: How showing off my big python helped get me laid
FIRE ANTS; the new critters for your invert terrarium
Teach your anoles to raise their own mealworms
Spot off—a harmless cleaning product to give spotted turtles a new look
Reptile Fashion Department: Improved techniques for growing reptile skin in a Petri dish
Venomous reptiles for the classroom
Tips for handling vipers while intoxicated
Thank you “Reptile Magazine.”
