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This month: - Jamie Gilks at Crocodiles of the World discusses the keeping and breeding of the world’s smallest “true” crocodiles. - Are Yemen chameleons suitable for beginners? Exotics Specialist, Dr. Michaela Betts shares valuable information on the health concerns of these personable lizards. - We revisit the “Lazarus Taxon”. These reptiles seemingly “disappeared” for centuries only to be rediscovered recently. Check out our new list of curious cases from the natural world. - Gary Miller, Head of Zoo at Sparsholt College may be responsible for breeding the first ever Japanese flying frogs in the UK. He talks us through the unusual process. - Corn snakes draw our attention this month. From interviews with expert morph breeders to a breakdown of scientific literature and anecdotal evidence, we discuss how these popular reptiles should be kept. - Keeper Basics looks at “Next-Level Keeping” – a list of creative tips and tricks that are used in zoological collections and can be implemented by private keepers to provide new enrichment techniques. - Plus: Exotics News, Species Spotlights, Fascinating Facts and more!