Arids Only - Newsletter
If you’re here, you’re interested not just in better husbandry, but in Herpetoculture as an evolving industry and way of life. This is where I write about what I’m seeing in my animals, how my thinking changes over time, and how I believe this field needs to grow if it’s going to mature beyond trends and hype.
You’ll find working ideas, long-term patterns, and honest documentation of what holds up in the real world as well as unbiased and nonjudgmental consulting with your Herpetocultural endeavors.
Philippe D’Vosjoli (someone I admire and deeply respect) introduced to Herpetoculture the idea that our main guiding ethos should revolve around “from few, many.” The main thrust of this concept is that wild...
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Project : Herpetoculture Hosted by Phillip Lietz an...
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Xenagama taylori: Captive Care, Breeding, and the ...
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CHUCKWALLAS: CARE + BREEDING ...
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