What reptile books do you have?(LOTS OF PICS)

[SnakeMann87]

I got a bunch



My favorite is the book on the top left! It was an X-Mas present!! Here are some of the amazing photos in it!!

A Green Tree Python


A Horned Viper?(no caption for it)


A Scrub Python


A Boa Constrictor


A nice Gaboon Viper


Another Gaboon Viper


A Bush Viper


A Veiled Chameleon


A Tokay Gecko


A Mangrove Snake


PHEW!!!! LOL sorry i went picture crazy!!!!
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[eddie]

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There is one that I would immediately toss... The one by MK.

I have two of those, the Boa Constrictor Manual and Pythons and a couple that I don't see here.
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[SnakeMann87]

I REALLY REALLY like The Boa Constrictor and Python Manual....VERY informative!

AHH I forgot one! The Ball PYthon Manual!!! I lent it to my friend with a new baby BP
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	Ball Python The Ball Python (Python regius), also known as the Royal Python, is a ground dwelling snake native to the savannahs and rain forests in western Africa, predominatly the countries of Ghana, Togo, and Benin.

[telefrag]

I'd post a list of books, but im afraid that there isnt enough room.

Im up to 5 book cases full now.

My favorites though are:

Vertabrate ecology and systematics - a tribute to henry s fitch
Snakes- evolution of mystery in nature- harry greene
Snakes- ecology and behavior by collins and siegel
Monograph of colubrid snakes- genus elaphe/fitzinger- by Klaus Schultz

Also worth mentioning:
Snakes in question - smithsonian press
Snakes of papua-new guinea- mark oshea (of all people to write a good book)
Pythons of austrailia - Brian Kend
Reproductive husbandry of pythons and boas- ross and marzec
Kalediscopic tree boas- forget the authors
Biology of the pitvipers - read a few chapters the other day and dont remember the author even though I have the book for a few years.

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[SnakeMann87]

WOW three book cases full!!!!!

Books in my future are:
The Leopard Gecko Manual
Any Breeding book for Pythons
Any book related to reptile health
Any book related to the BALL PYTHON!
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[telefrag]

Anyone interested in snakes (and those who arent) would find this book a good read.

A well rounded, spiritual outlook on the secret lives of snakes with plenty of scientific backing to make it 100% accurate (based on what is known today)

This is probably one of the finest books on the subject that I have ever read (and no joke, I have read 100's of reptile related books dating back to the early 1900's all the way to the present)

Check it out, its kind of expensive, but good books usually are.
This is no paperback put out by TFH (no comment) this is a REAL book on the subject written in a easy to read and entertaining way.

Snakes-evolution of mystery in nature.
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[Boaguy]

At the top is my stack of herp meeting newsletters & reptiles magazines.


John
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[SnakeMann87]

GREAT collection John!! BUt wheres the pics with the BRB!!!?? LOL jk
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[telefrag]

I see a copy of Tales of giant snakes.

Great book, a must have for big boid fans.
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[LdyDrgn]

Don, Morti and I have that big Reptiles picture book (the pic above the Gaboon is a long-nosed viper, btw [img]modules/Forum/images/smiles/icon_wink.gif[/img] ). Whatever you do, do NOT read the stats on those animals. Most of the information is very, very wrong. For example:

Morelia Boelini - average size 6-8 feet *snicker*
Boa Constrictor Occidentalis - average size nearly 3 feet *guffaw*

Please don't tell my 6 foot (and growing) MALE argentine that he is only supposed to be nearly 3 feet. It might give him a complex [img]modules/Forum/images/smiles/icon_lol.gif[/img] [img]modules/Forum/images/smiles/icon_lol.gif[/img]

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