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YOUR Photo submissions needed!

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EricRoscoe

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Call for Photos! Right now, the Madison Area Herpetological Society is working on a few things for publication. One is a reptile buyer's guide. Basically a step by step book to choosing the right pet for you, and what makes each one easier or more difficult and why. It's not a care guide but a quick and dirty guide to hundreds of the most common species in the hobby. We are nearly ready to get this thing done but I need YOUR HELP!! Below is a list of animals that we need pictures of still. If you have some good pictures of any of these animals, I would love to put them in this book. You will get full credit for your photo, so send me as many pictures as you want, along with an explanation giving MAHS permission to use them. Thanks so much, feel free to ask me any questions!

All photos must be originals. Also please limit photo submissions to any of the species listed below. To submit photos, email them to: [email protected]

Amphibians:
- Cuban Treefrog
- Barking Treefrog
- African Dwarf Frogs
- Paddletail Newt
- Surinam Toad
Turtles& Tortoises
- Bell’s Hingeback Tortoise
- Reeve’s Pond Turtle

Lizards& Other Reptiles
- Emerald Swift
- Golden Tegu
- House Geckos
- Jeweled Lacerta
- Mountain Horned Dragon
- Peach throated Monitor
- White lined/Skunk Gecko

Snakes
- Angolan Python
- Baird’s Ratsnake
- Elephant Trunk Snake
- False Water Cobra
- Mandarin Ratsnake
- Mexican Pine snake
- Rhino Rat snake
- Rough Green snake
- Scrub/Amethystine Python
- Trans Pecos Ratsnake
- Viper Boa

Invertebrates
- Assassin Bugs (white spotted, etc).
- Brazilian White kneed
- Brazilian Salmon Pink
- Camel spider/Sun spider
- Costa Rican Zebra
- Flat rock Scorpion
- Desert Hairy Scorpion
- Fiddler Crabs
- Vietnamese Giant Centipede
- Mexican Bloodleg
- Mexican Red Rump
- Trinidad Chevron
- Vinagaroon

Thanks everyone!
 
I have some pictures of our Mandarins, I'll have to look through them and see which are the best pictures. Would you prefer several pictures to chose from?
 
I've got some Baird's photos. They are "tub shots" - are you looking for more naturalistic photos, or are those okay?

Kathy
 
I have a pair of rhino rats but they are LTCs with scars. Sonja K on iherp.com has some beautiful adults and babies
 
Thanks - I'll send what I have. I can try to get some better ones, but I like to take photos outdoors, and it's still too cold here in Michigan!

Kathy
 
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