The majority of health problems in captive lizards result from improper diets, caging, and
environmental conditions. This article discusses recommended husbandry and …

The popularity of reptiles has increased tremendously in the last 2 decades. Over this time,
many species of lizards have become routinely available, and their uniqueness and …

This article discusses the road to diagnosis of disease in reptiles starting with the initial
consultation. A clinician who knows the species, is able to discuss specific husbandry …

The bearded dragon (Pogona vitticeps) is (perhaps) the most common pet lizard in the
United States. The purpose of this review article is to provide a practical overview of the …

The BSAVA commissioned this book in response to requests for more information on reptiles
from practitioners and others concerned with the health, welfare and conservation of reptiles …

It appears that the population of reptiles and amphibians kept as pets is likely to reach new
heights. About half a million amphibians and two million reptiles are imported to USA every …

Any pet store in North America has a plethora of reptiles for sale. Most of these are
terrestrial. However, there are a few available that must be maintained in aquatic or …

Four introductory chapters and 4 chapters on the biology of snakes, lizards, turtles, tortoises,
terrapins and crocodilians are followed by accounts of anatomy, physiology and disorders of …

Abstract Dr. Frye's book, Husbandry, Medicine & Surgery in Captive Reptiles, published in
1973, was a triumph of succinct presentation of detailed information. This, the successor, is …

The most thorough treatment of lizards of the United States and Canada when first published
in 1946, Handbook of Lizards has become a landmark among herpetologists and lizard …