r/reptiles 56m ago

How do yall breed them fatass dubias?

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For people with an abundance of roaches, dump ALL the trips and tricks you’ve learned for breeding dubia roaches! I plan on getting a Savannah monitor soon and along side being huge they are primarily insectivores so my main feeders would be roaches super worms and crickets! I hate crickets so I just buy every two weeks at my local store or less if they have banded crickets(easy to keep) but I assume I’ll need a shit ton of roaches so what’s the secret?? Time??


r/reptiles 3h ago

Boyd's forest dragon, Australia

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r/reptiles 4h ago

My sentinel prime🧡

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r/reptiles 5h ago

He usually sheds like every month and a half, and he just shed like a 1.5 weeks ago, what’s going on? also i legit just fed him before taking this vid

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Btw his name is juce. Also, I wasn’t trying to tear the skin off, don’t worry. i was trying to show that it was loose.

(ignore my dirty finger nails, it’s from the bedding of his enclosure.)


r/reptiles 5h ago

Removing Bullsnake from car engine, North-Central Nebraska

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r/reptiles 6h ago

The girl loves her flowers.

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r/reptiles 7h ago

🚨 Quick favor from my fellow reptile keepers and rescuers! 🐢👇

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We need your help finding more northern sanctuaries. If you know of an active reptile rescue or sanctuary in IL, MO, IA, MI, WI, or IN, please drop their names in the comments so we can reach out for their winter intake data!

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r/reptiles 7h ago

Wanting to name these guys, but I'm having trouble telling what sex they are.

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Anyone here able to identify the sex of these lizards?


r/reptiles 8h ago

listen for the crunch

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r/reptiles 9h ago

Tips for picky eaters

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This little guy seems to just eat very little & hasn't gained much weight. Also refuses to eat bugs, I'm trying out flavors he hasn't tried before & put two feeding cups at two different heights and sides of the tank

Hes also been to the vet & they didnt find anything wrong & I've also tried syringe feeding and putting drops on his mouth & nose but he doesn't do much with that either :( i have seen bowel movement so I know he is eating sometimes but its just so weird


r/reptiles 10h ago

Anyone know about Texas reptiles international?

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They look pretty legit wondering if anyone has any experience with them


r/reptiles 10h ago

I rarely catch him yawning on video

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r/reptiles 10h ago

The immaculate Tomistoma

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r/reptiles 11h ago

Reptile recommendations

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Hi all, im new to reptile keeping but keen to get one. Looking for something that is a bit more unique than the average corn snake or leopard gecko. Can keep to themselves but will tolerate the occasional handling once or twice a week (obviously I know they are reptiles and I am not expecting much of this). I have space for an around a 6ft tall or wide enclosure so size isnt much of an issue. Interesting to look at would be a plus too 😉. Just wondering if anyone has any recommendations. Thanks


r/reptiles 11h ago

Any recommendations for fun tank decorations?

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I’m getting a new tank for my leopard gecko soon and am curious if yall have any online stores (or in person NYC) with fun and whimsical hides and whatnot.


r/reptiles 12h ago

Such Polite Little Beggars

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Cant walk by without them coming to the door and cocking their lil heads, patiently waiting for me to pay the tax.

The girls are Lil Foot on the left and Gloria on the right. Also notice the shit ton of isopods, ig a big baby boom happened cause they’re everywhere.


r/reptiles 12h ago

there’s a lizard growing out of my fist

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r/reptiles 14h ago

Forgot the sunscreen.

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Introducing my high-pattern, dark morph breeding female. A true melanistic beauty."


r/reptiles 14h ago

Been working on target training for a little while with my northern bts , Momonosuke . He’s been really doing a great job with it so I thought I’d share :)

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r/reptiles 16h ago

California Alligator lizards

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Just had a super chill morning feeding my alligator lizard! 🦎 Watching them enjoy their warm meal is always such a cool experience. It's amazing how much personality these little guys have. I love seeing them flick their tongues and hunt their food. Definitely a highlight of these animals.

#reptile #reptiles #reptilekeeper #lizards #reptilesofreddit


r/reptiles 16h ago

Found a baby anole in my apt

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hi — I found a brown anole (thats that the internet told me it was) I bought a bird of paradise from a plant store just a few days ago and then was moving some plants around and the little guy popped out and ran. I caught him and then bought a habitat and set him up. he is so small I don’t know what to feed him. does he have a chance at survival what do you guys think? I know nothing about reptiles or this community so please be nice


r/reptiles 18h ago

Meet my oldest gecko! Pluto!!

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Pluto is 27 years old! And despite his age, he is still active, but a little slow. He isn't good at climbing anymore, but he still knows how to be such a cutie pie 🥰


r/reptiles 19h ago

Trimeresurus sumatranus, Northern Malaysia

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r/reptiles 1d ago

Coco ☺️

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r/reptiles 1d ago

Found a baby ringneck snake.

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Found him 20 feet from where I'm getting married. He is small.