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NEW THOUGHTS ON LEOPARD GECKOS

Photo courtesy Reinhold Leitner/www.shutterstock.com

PART 3

John Courteney-Smith MRSB looks at recent advances in our knowledge and understanding of this very popular species.

In the Practical Reptile Keeping issue 132

ENTERING THE WORLD OF SPOTTED NEWTS

These stunningly beautiful amphibians from parts of western Asia are now being seen with increasing frequency, as they are spawning more frequently in vivarium surroundings. Discover what is involved in their care, and why captive-breeding could be so vital for their future survival.

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Welcome
As the challenge of coronavirus continues to play out
Regulars
Rediscovery of a lost chameleon
Featuring stories about the rare hatching of twin snakes by a UK breeder, unexpected sea turtle breeding patterns this year, new insights into the development of the crocodile lineage, beetles that cultivate fungus as food, an overlooked pterodactyl, a South America frog which may have been successfully rescued from the brink of extinction and more, starting here with the remarkable rediscovery of a chameleon that hadn’t been sighted officially for over a century.
STRANGE SEA TURTLE NUMBERS
Florida’s sea turtle nesting survey came to a close
Tadpoles offer hope for a critically endangered species
Nearly 200 Loa water frog (Telmatobius dankoi) tadpoles
New insights into crocodile evolution
Scientists probing a prehistoric crocodile group’s
Slingshot amphibians
Fossils of bizarre, armoured amphibians known as albanerpetontids
Unexpected twins
Snake-breeder Dean Reddy got more than he bargained
REPTILE FOCUS
Four-toed worm lizard - Bipes canaliculatus
FLIGHTS OF FANCY?
Could pterosaurs (also known as pterodactyls) - flying reptiles that lived at the time of the dinosaurs - still exist? Dr Karl Shuker focuses on some interesting reports from the Americas and Australasia.
YOU & YOUR Reptiles
If you have a favourite photograph of one of your reptiles
News & Views
Amazing beetles
Ambrosia beetles belong to the bark beetle family
NEW PTEROSAUR FOUND
Palaeontologists have made an amazing discovery while
How amphibians breathe
There’s a key thing that links virtually all living organisms on Earth, and that is the need for oxygen. However, while in many animals, absorbing it into their bodies is a simple process, the same cannot be said for the amphibians, which have therefore evolved some rather intriguing ways of breathing. Paul Donovan reports.
Lighting concerns
Email your queries to practicalreptilekeeping@gmail.com.
Features
Insights into the leopard gecko
John Courteney-Smith MRSB of Arcadia Reptile continues his in-depth series examining what we know about the universally popular leopard gecko from the wild, and how this information can be best utilised to care for these lizards in vivarium surroundings.
Ten benefits of keeping reptiles, in terms of our wellbeing
In these difficult times, people are focusing more on their pets than ever before, as we almost subconsciously identify the benefits that pets bring to our daily lives. Here Dr Margit Gabriele Muller, Dr Med Vet, MRCVS, MBA examines ten of the specific benefits that keeping reptiles offer to us, when it comes to assisting our wellbeing.
Starting out with STICK INSECTS
Ranking as experts in animal camouflage, stick insects are pets which will not disturb anyone, but that doesn’t mean they’re boring, as David Alderton explains.
Reptile skin and its care
Considerable research has been carried out into maintaining the health of various reptilian body systems, including the respiratory, digestive, metabolic and reproductive systems. Yet the body’s largest and most vitally important organ - providing the front-line in the battle against infection - is often surprisingly overlooked. This is the skin, as Hannah Salisbury MSc BSc (Hons) AnSci explains.

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