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Who Reads Reptiles?
| REPTILES appeals to both the professional and hobbyist with expert articles about pet reptile care, veterinary issues, breeding, the latest news in the herpetological world and stories from the field. An invaluable resource for any reptile lover, REPTILES magazine is the ultimate guide for owners of these fascinating exotic pets. |
What You Can Expect in Each Issue:
- Herp Queries
- Who's Who in Reptiles
- Reptile Retailer Spotlight
- Breeder's Choice
- Herp Kidz
- Reptile Breeder Directory
- Living with Reptiles
- Vet Q&A
- Herp Happenings
- Features: Covering a broad range of topics which will entice both the professional and hobbyis. Popular topics have included "10 Steps to the Ideal Poison Frog Terrarium," "Top Care for Tokay Gecko Morphs," "Costa Rican Herping Adventure," "Breeding Exciting Bearded Dragon Morphs," "Your Green Iguana Guide," and "Prized Pythons."
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REPTILES is the only monthly U.S. magazine devoted to the pet reptile hobby. Its appeal is broad, with features to interest everyone, from the novice hobbyist to professional reptile industry members. REPTILES has endured and has also spawned a popular companion website, ReptileChannel.com. Your all-in-one guide to the successful care and keeping of reptiles and amphibians. It appeals to both professional and hobbyist with expert articles about keeping and breeding reptiles and amphibians, veterinary issues, the latest news in the herpetological world and stories from the field.
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Subscription Term Name:1 year
If you are into reptiles, you can not go wrong with the many, many issues of Reptiles magazine. They are very factual about their information. Sometimes they even give personal opinions and experieices. There are sectons about the care of animals, sections about the population and legal status, and also sections about animal search expeditions.
In the Dec. 2001 issue, they have a great article on the conservation of the Aruba Island Rattlesnake. I personally spend time studying and learning about this species as well. They are very factual on their information. They do not get information from books, or other written documents, they interview people that have gone to the island of Aruba and worked with these animals firsthand.
They also have wonderful keeping and breeding information on different species each month. Like in the Feb. 2002 issue, they give great informatnion on keeping and breeding Feas vipers and Pictus geckos, again, they have done all of this themselves, and know what works and what doesnt.
I would recommend these magazines to everyone into reptiles and/or amphibians. They have great beginner information, like good choices for the first pets, and how to take care of them. They are also good for the advanced keepers. They give information on keeping and breeding rare and difficult animals, They also have interesting search expeditions that interest people of all experience levels.
In the Dec. 2001 issue, they have a great article on the conservation of the Aruba Island Rattlesnake. I personally spend time studying and learning about this species as well. They are very factual on their information. They do not get information from books, or other written documents, they interview people that have gone to the island of Aruba and worked with these animals firsthand.
They also have wonderful keeping and breeding information on different species each month. Like in the Feb. 2002 issue, they give great informatnion on keeping and breeding Feas vipers and Pictus geckos, again, they have done all of this themselves, and know what works and what doesnt.
I would recommend these magazines to everyone into reptiles and/or amphibians. They have great beginner information, like good choices for the first pets, and how to take care of them. They are also good for the advanced keepers. They give information on keeping and breeding rare and difficult animals, They also have interesting search expeditions that interest people of all experience levels.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Subscription Term Name:1 year
I'm in agreement with other reviewers that the magazine does tend to focus too much on exotic species, from the Galapagos Islands to Madagascar; but, for the most part, I found this to be tempered by many very helpful articles for the average herp owner. I have 2 boas, some chameleons, an iguana, and a python--and I believe that "Reptiles" focus on all reptiles has given me a better understanding of my own. This isn't necessarily geared 100% toward the pet owner, but more for the overall enthusiast.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Subscription Term Name:1 year
I'm a solid reader of Reptiles for 3 years now. I LOVE IT! Before I was ever keeping and breeding reptiles myself, I was enjoying this magazine. Every issue is chocked full of pictures and information beyond belief, and it's a good way to shop around to see who's breeding what this year. Great magazine, it's a must get for any herper or plain ol person!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
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For turtle, lizard and snake lovers, a nice mix of field observations, home care and breeding, and herpetology. The photography is great and the magazine is slick.
Published 1 month ago by Stephen H. Weiss
A great mag
I've been a subscriber for 7 years & enjoy every issue. Very informative, interesting and fun. Articles are varied between beginner herpetiles and those for advanced keepers and... Read more
Published 6 months ago by Robin Tracy
Reptiles Magazine is great!!!
Reptiles magazine is very informative! great for beginner keepers, advanced keepers or even just people interested in reptiles in general! Buy this!!!
Published 6 months ago by Scrobert
Good magazine for niche audience
I'm a new subscriber (and they got my subscription going in considerably less than 5-6 weeks, which is great) and I have enjoyed the articles, though I agree with some of the other... Read more
Published 12 months ago by Todd Guthrie
Best reptile magazine available in the US
I was already a subscriber to reptiles magazine, but Amazon was offering it at a great price. This day and age, I almost think that magazines are worthless; since I can get all... Read more
Published 13 months ago by j4bles
Best of the Bow Tie publications
I've subscribed to Reptiles for a couple of years. I also subscribe to other magazines published by Bow Tie, including Cat Fancy, Dog Fancy, and Bird Talk. Read more
Published 14 months ago by Mary ORourke
Learn More on Reptiles
Bought as a gift for my son who loves this magazine. It helps him with ideas and suggestions for the reptiles he has today.
Published 17 months ago by Penny M. Braverman
a must for the individual with an interest in herpetoculure
If you have any interest in herpetoculture this magazine subscription really is a must have. You don't have to own reptiles to own reptiles to appreciate the content in this... Read more
Published 18 months ago by wrightro
Reptile Magazine
I ordered this magazine after purchasing my baby ball python. There is a lot of good information for people who have reptiles as pets. Read more
Published 21 months ago by Kristopher K. Krull
Excellent reptile magazine
I've been reading this magazine since it came out back in 1995 (I believe) and it's still THE best resource for general information on a wide variety of reptiles, especially for... Read more
Published on October 29, 2009 by E. Martinez
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