--- The best gathering of field herpers / photographers share their
info and images here. If you like to see herps in nature, THIS is the
place!
TheTurtleSource.com --- My friend Marc Cantos has launched his new website as the ultimate source of turtles and tortoises.
Graptemys.com --- My friend Chris Lechowicz has a comprehensive site devoted to the map turtles (genus Graptemys) of the U.S.
Savage Digital --- Cool, stylish herp (and other) photography by Randy May; select your way to his 'Gallery' and eventually to 'Reptiles'. And don't miss his invertebrate pics too!
The Gardens of Eden --- Michael D. Kern has the magic touch for nature photography, and is especially hot in the herp subject department. Check his website for some visually stunning imagery.
International Herpetological Symposium --- This is the annual herp meeting that helped launch the art of herpetoculture in the U.S.!
La Vibora --- Jim Campbell is an old pal of mine; he now lives down in the southern tip of Texas. He specializes in breeding venomous snakes, especially tree vipers, ESPECIALLY gorgeous morphs of eyelash vipers.
The World of Atheris --- Michael Jacobi is into this genus of the African bush vipers in a major way, with up-to-date data on all species.
ADCHAM.com --- This site is an international center for the sharing of information regarding all aspects of old world chameleons.
Fauna Magazine --- The finest periodical in the universe about the beautiful diversity of life on Earth. Special emphasis is placed on the oft-neglected 'lower' life-forms like herps and arthropods. Bi-monthly, it features superb photography, exciting text, and total devotion to nature like you've never seen it before. Wildlife and adventure lovers, it's a MUST !
Melissa Kaplan's Herp Care Information Collection --- Lots of herp help online for all sorts of herps. If you're looking for help with nearly any herp species in captivity, try here.
Herp Vet Connection --- This site will help you locate a veterinarian with herp experience near you within the United States.
RodentPro --- Kevin Bryant' RodentPro is my source of frozen feeder rodents to supplement what I breed. His product quality is extremely high, + rodents are neatly packaged and sorted in sizes I find useful. I've also found him to be ultra reliable - he ships when he says he will!
Snake Steak Sausages by T-Rex --- I've used these products quite successfully on my corns. They come frozen in packets and can be stored in your freezer for convenient use between meals of whole rodents.
Images From A Fragile Planet --- Greg & Mary Beth Dimijian's admiration of Earth's beauty is evident in their nature imagery from around the world. Their newest section, taken on tour with me during Oct-Nov 2003, features Madagascar.
Franco Andreone's homepage --- This researcher from Italy is a major player in studying Madagascar's herpetofauna.
NON-HERP WEBSITES I LIKE:
Reelviews - Berardinelli Sees Film --- As a long-time movie fan, I find that James Berardinelli's movie reviews and commentaries on the film industry run closest to my own. His website is the one I check most often to help guide my interests about new flicks currently hitting the big screen.
UpcomingDiscs.com --- My pal Gino Sassani reviews all my favorite flicks the second time around - when they come out on DVD and Blu-ray. His critiques cover the entire production, including all the extra goodies that come with it in addition to the actual films themselves.
IMDb --- Internet Movie Database is the most all-inclusive site about the movies. You can look up every detail of every movie across the history of film-making. A very handy place for movie buffs, checking trivia, stars, etc.
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