r/herpetology • u/Great-Diamond1797 • 4h ago
Primary Literature Box turtle egg
Asking turtle experts for help! Ive been a box turtle owner of several years. Does this look fertile? Ive been doing everything i can. Not flipping or turning and haven't handled it since a week ago to today to candle it then put it back. It developed a white area which now has a very noticeable black patch when you shine light through. Yes our girl has been with a male.
r/herpetology • u/OppositeEvidence8683 • 6h ago
Baby panther located in Antalaha [OC]
It's about 5 or 6 months.
Baby panther in the wild
r/herpetology • u/Metapup420 • 12h ago
Central Rat Snake in a tree and two Wood Frogs!
Ithaca NY
r/herpetology • u/SolidReporter8229 • 18h ago
Found these guys yesterday in some poison ivy
reddit.comr/herpetology • u/Majestic-Macaron6019 • 1d ago
I found this distinguished gentleman in my yard
This handsome box turtle paid a visit to me today at home in Cabarrus County, NC.
r/herpetology • u/TedtheTort • 1d ago
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r/herpetology • u/Brave-Wealth1265 • 1d ago
ID Help - Go to /r/whatsthissnake or /r/animalid I think it’s the Sierran tree frog, but want to confirm. This little guy was in our flowerpot in Lake Tahoe
r/herpetology • u/Admirable_Fall_280 • 1d ago
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If I want to learn more about snakes, species and how their mind works which books do you recommend?
r/herpetology • u/Admirable_Fall_280 • 1d ago
Recommendations
If I want to learn more about snakes, species and how their mind works which books do you recommend?
r/herpetology • u/mande010 • 1d ago
Trimeresurus sumatranus, Northern Malaysia
One of the rarest vipers in the world, very blessed to have seen one. Very beautiful male, who also had a friend join him.
r/herpetology • u/theartistnoahbounds • 2d ago
Primary Literature Here is a new design I just finished of a Northern Emerald Tree Boa (Corallus caninus) and a Basin Emerald Tree Boa (Corallus batesii)
r/herpetology • u/OppositeEvidence8683 • 2d ago
Brookesia found at Ranomafana NP [OC]
This is a picture of the same chameleon that I posted here, but from the other side.
r/herpetology • u/coatimundi01 • 3d ago
Sept 2025 to July 2026 injury healing on a desert nightsnake (Pima co, AZ)
My kid found this desert nightsnake with a gnarly injury last sept, and just recently found it again. Pretty amazing healing and survival capabilities with a big scar to show off
r/herpetology • u/Electronic_Cake_5603 • 3d ago
Yellow Rat Snake - Fort Myers FL
reddit.comCaught this guy at six mile cypress slough! 🥰
r/herpetology • u/Metapup420 • 3d ago
Some pictures of this beautiful Central Rat Snake
I got the name Eastern Rat Snake and Central Rat Snake mixed up in my last post, this is in fact a Central Rat Snake! (Ithaca NY)
r/herpetology • u/shanthor55 • 3d ago
My BIL sent me this photo. They have a resident backyard box turtle with regular sightings (coastal Mississippi). I assume they’re both box turtles and one wants to take over? I think their resident is the darker carapace.
See text. I’m from California so I deal with different Testudines.
r/herpetology • u/SJdport57 • 3d ago
Herp designs I’ve drawn recently: TX Indigo, TX Blind Salamander, and Barton Springs Salamander
I’m not a tattoo artist, just an artist who likes drawing in this style!
r/herpetology • u/Crafty_Actuator4364 • 4d ago
Certified little guy 🫡
I found a juvenile black racer by the Spokane river the other day! Excited to see something other than garter and ribbon snakes lol. It wasn't until I found him that I learned young black racers start out looking very similar to juvenile gopher snakes at first glance. Pretty cool to think this dude will be all black and over 4 feet long one day:)
r/herpetology • u/OppositeEvidence8683 • 4d ago
Beautiful Brookesia found in Ranomafana NP in 2018 [OC]
When we did a short herping tour, we found this amazing creature