The African bush viper (Atheris squamigera) is primarily a rainforest dweller that is found in West And Central Africa. Photo by Mark Kostitch #viper #bushviperper #venomoussnake #westAfrica #venomous #reptiles #snake #snakesofinstagram #reptilesmagazine

The Australian water dragon (Physignathus lesueuerii) is a semi-aquatic lizard of the family Agamidae. It can grow to more than 3 feet in length, with females 2 feet. It is the only species in the genus Intellagama. Photo by Julia Hermann. #Waterdragon #Australianwaterdragon #agamidae #australia

The November/December 2025 issue of REPTILES should be in your email box.
#reptiles #reptilesmagazine #varanus #Hydrosaurus #sailfindragon #Indonesia #herping #reptilekeeper

Who loves a painted turtle? Photo by Jay Ondreicka #paintedturtle #turtle #reptiles #reptilesmagazine

I just shipped the May/June 2025 issue of REPTILES. We haven't covered our froggy friends in a while, so for you poison frog lovers, we have a nice article by Esmie Lures. We also have an article on the banded bullfrog. Hope you like this issue. #poisonfrog #dartfrog #asianpaintedbullfrog #phelsuma

We just shipped the March/April 2025 issue of REPTILES magazine. We hope you like the issue! #reptiles #reptilesmagazine #toadranch #kimberleyrockmonitor #herpingthailand #greatamericanturtlechase #turtles #Conservation #Zenhabitats

The January/February 2025 issue of REPTILES has an article on the Jackson’s Chameleon. Rebekah Calleja writes on caring for morph turtles. We have a report on the first Colubridfest, a story on rattlesnake education. #reptiles #reptilesmagazine #jacksonschameleons #rattlesnakes #redearedsliders