Dragon Snakes! Xenodermis javanicus. The holy grail of obscure reptile species, right? I see dragon snakes going viral on social media platforms rather frequently, and without fail, there is a lot of misinformation on the species listed every single time, scattered with people asking where they can find a dragon snake for sale. They
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Have you been curious about the Cinder ball python project? Or maybe it’s your first time hearing about this amazing gene. Either way, you should head on over to our Cinder Project page that I just updated with dozens of pics and info about the gene. Click here to read up on Cinder!
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Sunbeam snakes (Xenopeltis unicolor) are becoming increasingly popular in the pet trade as viral videos depicting these incredible animals have been circulating facebook, instagram, etc. There is also a commonly spread myth that Sunbeam Snake care is difficult – but if you know how to take care of sunbeam snakes properly, they are one of
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What’s the absolute best lens for reptile photography? That’s certainly a very broad question, that will spark a heated debate in any reptile photography enthusiasts’ group. But I’m going to do my best here to recommend some lenses for different situations that you may encounter in studio reptile photography. If you’re not interested in a
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As a hobbyist photographer, it’s very flattering that one of the most common questions I get is “How do you take such great photos?” Actually, scratch that, I am lying. I rarely get asked that question – but what I DO get asked three or four times a week, is “What camera do you use?”
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Whenever I am going out to grab lunch, meet a client, or run an errand, I always make sure to bring my camera along with me. Today that practice paid off- On my way back from picking up an italian hoagie, I stumbled across a perfect wildlife photography opportunity. Somewhere between the sub shop and
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01/30/2018 Today I checked on our lizard / gecko incubator and was surprised to find two of the absolute tiniest geckos I have ever seen- Lygodactylus conraui hatchlings! About 80-90 days ago I collected a few eggs that a recent group of imports had produced for us, set them inside a deli cup in
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Cypress het Ghost - Female
Cypress Black Pastel Lesser poss het Ghost - Male
Cypress Lesser poss het Ghost - Male
Cypress Black Pewter Yellowbelly (Fader) - Female
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