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Photo of the day by kingsnake.com user goatsby. Tell them you liked it here.

Photo of the day by kingsnake.com user Ashteroid. Tell them you liked it here. 

Photo of the day by kingsnake.com user gekkotaculture. Tell them you liked it here.

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When it comes to reptiles - more often than not, we want to highlight the great things! New arrivals, updated enclosures, room tours, expos, etc. We DON'T often discuss things like biosecurity, diseases, cross contamination, mites, etc. This sends people onto social media groups asking for help and ideas, and then getting obliterated by "experts" and a million ideas that may or may not work for them.

Photo by kingsnake.com user Yasser. Tell them you liked it here.

Photo by kingsnake.com user erindonaldson. Tell them you liked it here.

Are you ready to ROCK!

Let's close out October with this super cryptic Rock Rattlesnake (Crotalus lepidus) photographed in Portal, Arizona. Look how easily they blend in! Upload your photos to our photo galleries here, and you too might be the next photo featured!

Photo of the day by kingsnake.com user VansXotics. Tell them you like it here.

The Antivenom Interviews is making a series of webminars available in several formats as a way to raise funds for their project and the first one is super super cool!

This one reachs more than venom folks and herpers but those who own dogs and cats and live in many places in the US but also the world. These are not free but there is also no set cost! It is a donation and the reality is the donation can be as small as what you would have spent at Starbucks! So here is the info on Webminar 1 that happens this Friday!

Photo of the Day by freyman. Tell them you liked it here.

Herp Photo of the day by user  Wacky_Menagerie. Tell them you liked it here.

Look how wee this lil African House Snake is! They are so tiny and adorable at the same time! Sometime we forget about the little species out there and they go underappreciated! They have amazing iridescent scales just like rainbow boas that glitter so beautifully in the light and stay a nice small size with a mellow personality!

Photo of the day by user CaptiveSnakes. Tell them you liked it here!

Photo from photo gallery by kingsnake.com member DwarfBitis of "Venom of Crotalus oreganus helleri" Tell Them you like it here 

Phtoto of Blood Python by user BrassmanReptiles. Tell them you like it here.