Dwarf Boa Care and Breeding
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Red Blood Python High Red Morph
Normal red Blood Pythons are red with yellow blotches and sometimes with a stripe running down the back. The best quality red Blood Pythons are… Read More »Red Blood Python High Red Morph
African Vipers and Adders
There are several large viper species under the genus Bitis most well known of this group is the Puff Adder and Gaboon Viper. Puff Adders… Read More »African Vipers and Adders
Mildly Venomous Snakes Facts vs Fiction
Introduction Many snakes possess some type of venom gland and enlarged teeth to incapacitate prey. The toxicity of the venom varies greatly, with some snakes… Read More »Mildly Venomous Snakes Facts vs Fiction
Venom Types and Their Effects on Humans
This article will cover three different snake venom types, Cytotoxic, neurotoxic and hemotoxic. I have also added a category for other” which will describe venom… Read More »Venom Types and Their Effects on Humans
African House Snake Species Guide
Brown House Snake This is the local house snake we get in South Africa and is a common and wide spread species. As this snake… Read More »African House Snake Species Guide
Invasive Species List Updates
Below are Major Updates to the Invasive Species Legislation Corn Snakes have been removed from the invasive species list Boa Constrictors have been removed from… Read More »Invasive Species List Updates
Boa Natural Habitat
When most of us think of the habitat Boas come from we think of steaming hot tropical rain forests dripping with humidity but the habitat… Read More »Boa Natural Habitat
Red Tailed Boa Name Change
It may come to you as a shock but the Red Tailed Boa you have as a pet, see in a pet store, reptile expo… Read More »Red Tailed Boa Name Change
Top 5 Tips for African Fat Tailed Geckos
1. Humidity African Fat Tailed Geckos require more humidity than their cousins the Leopard Geckos. A humidity level of 60-70% can be maintaned by… Read More »Top 5 Tips for African Fat Tailed Geckos