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Reptiles

With a strong affinity towards reptiles of all kinds, I tend to have a good deal to say and share about their care. There are so many different reptiles that one can keep as pets, and each one of them deserves the proper care and loving attention. So before bringing home a reptile of any kind, shape, or form, you will want to do as much research as possible, to ensure the longevity of the reptile.

Leopard Geckos

Although leopard geckos are one of the better beginner reptiles, they too, can suffer ailments. If you notice your leopard gecko not eating, you may want to find a vet... And, as they are easily breedable, if you make that decision, research first.
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Crested Geckos

Crested geckos are a great beginner reptile. They have relatively simple husbandry requirements. These little guys are relatively new to the pet market. There are many morphs popping up throughout the species, which makes them very appealing.
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Gecko Books

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The Herpetoculture of Leopard Geckos by Philippe de Vosjoli

The Herpetoculture of Leopard Geckos by Philippe de Vosjoli

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Day Geckos: Facts & Advice on Care and Breeding (Reptile and Amphibian Keeper's Guide) by Richard Bartlett

Day Geckos: Facts & Advice on Care and Breeding (Reptile and Amphibian Keeper's Guide) by Richard Bartlett

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The Guide to Owning Geckos by Jerry G.

The Guide to Owning Geckos by Jerry G.

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Bearded Dragon

Bearded dragons make great pets, as they are a medium sized retpile with a relatively docile temperament. If you are able to regulate the proper husbandry requirements and diet., both of which are very important in the health of a bearded dragon.
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Lizard Books

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Ball Pythons

Ball pythons are one of the better beginner snakes. They are very docile and mild mannored snakes. For the most part, the only problem that ball pythons have are that they're picky eaters.
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Pet Snakes

Snakes make great pets for those who are willing to have them in their home. They tend to have relatively simple husbandry requirements and simple diets.
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Pet Snake Books

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Guide to Owning a Ball Python (Guide to Owning A...) by John Coburn

Guide to Owning a Ball Python (Guide to Owning A...) by John Coburn

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The Ball Python: Care, Breeding and Natural History, Second Revised & Expanded Edition by Andreas Kirschner

The Ball Python: Care, Breeding and Natural History, Second Revised & Expanded Edition by Andreas Kirschner

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The Green Tree Python and Emerald Tree Boa: Care, Breeding and Natural History, Second Extended Edition by Ron Kivit

The Green Tree Python and Emerald Tree Boa: Care, Breeding and Natural History, Second Extended Edition by Ron Kivit

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Pythons (Complete Pet Owner's Manuals) by Patricia P. Bartlett

Pythons (Complete Pet Owner's Manuals) by Patricia P. Bartlett

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Snake Stuff

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goReptiles

goReptiles is a small hobby breeder that specializes in select morphs of leopard geckos, crested geckos, and african fat tails. The breeder plan on moving into ball pythons, kingsnakes, and gargoyle geckos within the near furture.
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Turtles and Tortoise Books

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The Guide to Owning a Red-Eared Slider by Jordan Patterson

The Guide to Owning a Red-Eared Slider by Jordan Patterson

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Tortoises and Box Turtles Complete Owner's Manual by Hartmut Wilke

Tortoises and Box Turtles Complete Owner's Manual by Hartmut Wilke

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    Shylohjacobs Feb 16, 2011 @ 9:30 am | delete
    Thank you for this post! I think it is so important to really know your animal before you buy it. As well as buying the right reptile and canary supplies (depending on the animal) just might mean life or death. Reptiles and canary's are two seperate animals so a canary expert wouldn't be able to use the same ideas with a reptile. http://LoisSparbel.magellanshop.com
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    guardianstar77 Jan 30, 2011 @ 11:55 pm | delete
    My sister and her son own Repticon so needless to say, I have a certain amount of interest in reptiles. Nice list of reptile resources.
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    dcrockett Sep 30, 2010 @ 4:56 pm | delete
    Definitely agree. Leopard geckos live for ever, regardless of their cage size, diet, etc. it seems like. I had one named George Herbert Walker Bush that lived for 7 years. http://www.petitecuisine.com
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    hateyourboss Mar 23, 2009 @ 6:16 pm | delete
    Cool lens. I totally agree, Leopard Geckos are one of the best 'beginner' reptiles out there, great to handle and relatively hardy (and with fascinating quirky behaviour!). For snakes my favorite has to be boas, in fact feel free to check out my common boa lens if you like!
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    Evelyn_Saenz Mar 22, 2008 @ 7:54 am | delete
    What a great lens!
    The Purple Gallinules just flew over with a virtual Alligator Pie to celebrate your fascinating lens.
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