Yes, they should definitely be talked abt here!

all right yall, we need to decide if things like dragons and baskelis get to be talked about here, so cast your votes, and lets see!

I have to apologize for kinda letting this club die, it turns out, I do, in fact have a life that sometimes needs attention, and can get very busy. So, I guess this is me trying to get this puppy active again, with that, my scaly baby Odin is still as happy and grumpy as ever, and my rats are all officaly a year old! I guess this is all for now, please feel free to bring up any and all herp related things!

yes, I have a 3 dogs, 2 cats, and I hope to get another chameleon, an axolotl, and a cockatiel

Oooooooooooooooo I love the names you have any other pets

Coral, and I plan on getting a male soon and I'm going to name him Marlin

What is her name?

Alright! thanks

Hmmmmm, no that sounds good, not all reptiles lay as often as they are supposed too, it could just be that she doesn’t lay as much as a normal chameleon

oh I forgot to mention that, she gets calcium every other, and D3 vitamin blend once a week. Do you think I should do it more?

Is her food being dusted with any kind of calcium or vitamin supplement? That might help if it is not

So... shes almost three and shes only laid unfertile eggs 2 or 3 times and i read they are supposed to lay 3 times a year? And I have a lay bin, and i feed her 5/7 days a week,( i dont feed her Wednesday or Saturday because i don't have time) shes on a regular misting schedule every 2 hours the mister turns on for about 20 seconds, and she has the proper lights. I'm just kinda worried.

Some species of reptiles and amphibians have already gone extinct due to climate change and many species of them live on small islands that will be easily flooded due to rising sea levels. I want to know if anyone here has any endangered herps in their area whether that be from poachers invasive species or climate change and if you do what are they in my area we have the northern map turtle, long tailed salamander, checkered garter snake, and many others

Of course this is half the reason I made the tribe but if I may ask why did you want to know

thank you!

I can send a article on them., but I have not personal kept themhttps://reptilesmagazine.com/uromastyx-care-sheet/

any info anyone can give on uromastic lizards

My favorite reptile - Blue-eyed lucy (Leucistic Ball Python) I have to agree with ya Emberfrost12, my least favorite is also a - Cottonmouth because they're not adorable at all I just don't like they're style TvT

I’ll never look at them the same again

My favorite is a…Alligator! I think they’re kind of cute My least favorite is a cottonmouth. I just don’t like them

I live in Southern Alberta and it gets very cold, but also quite hot. We get all kinds of Garter/Garden snakes and lots of frogs by the river

I live in the American Midwest in Kansas almost all prairie grass and sand hills so my area is I the range for American toads prairie skinks plains hognose snakes bull snakes ornate box turtles tiger salamanders and diamond back rattle snakes to name a few, now it’s your turn what notable reptiles and amphibians live in your area?

probably bush vipers! theyre so cool looking i luv them :33

EEEEWWWW grosss

The cave salamander freaks me out with it's eyeless head!