Reptiles Magazine

Pros: The ultimate monthly guide to Reptiles
Cons: I do not like Reptiles in general

Many months ago I saw an advertisement in the Sunday coupon section of the newspaper for a bunch of nature type magazines. The price for any of them was I believe twelve dollars. I never did get around to ordering one but remembered the name ...

Pros: photos, great up-to-date information, safety tips
Cons: lack of scientific articles

I have been reading Reptiles magazine for the last year and a half and I can't imagine letting my subscription expire. This magazine is a must for reptile hobbyists. I'll get my only peeve with the magazine right out in the open--I'm annoyed because...

Pros: great articles and photos, and excellent information
Cons: pesky subscription staff

As a veterinarian with a special interest in reptiles, this magazine is a must-have item. I have been a subscriber since the very first issue (January 1995?)and have read every issue since. I have yet to be disappointed in an issue yet. It is a great...

Pros: Makes you want to read every article
Cons: none to think of

Are you in to reptiles as pets or for breeding? If so this is the magazine for you.

I have kept one form of snake or lizard for almost 20 years now. As I got more adept at keeping the various snakes, which were my favorites, I found out it...

Pros: Great Photography and Information
Cons: More Advertisement Than I Need.

Reptiles is a wonderful magazine for those who love reptiles or just want to learn more about them. My 5 and 7 year old boys are fascinated with Reptiles and are constantly looking through Reptiles. As a homeschool mother I have found Reptiles magazine...

Pros: tons of articles, lovely pictures, great info
Cons: can't think of any

Being a reptile owner myself, I soon discovered truly how much help Reptiles magazine has to offer. It has given me tons of information regarding every type of reptile pets that I have ever known, and then some! Without it, I would never have known all...

Pros: for all ages
Cons: *honestly can't think of any*

My daughter loved dinosaurs. Somewhere, around junior high school, that love transferred to reptiles. Back then, there wasn't much available to read on how to care for these unique pets. There were the usual how to books, written very very generally,...

Pros: beautiful pictures, well written articles
Cons: none!

I have 6 snakes and a lizard, and find this magazine extremely informative. I have not only learned more than books would tell me about my pets, but I have enjoyed the other articles as well. I recently gave a talk to my son's class about snakes, and...

Pros: Lots of information, well-organized.
Cons: A little expensive, geared more toward professionals, too species-specific, lots of ads.

Reptiles magazine is the only monthly publication devoted exclusively to reptiles and amphibians. This magazine is geared toward people who have some experience with reptiles and common terms associated with reptiles, however, it is also a very educational and interesting magazine for beginners. When I first started subscribing to Reptiles Magazine I was completely new to keeping reptiles. Now I own and breed several species including tortoises and bearded dragons.

This magazine includes general columns such as letters to the editor, news in reptiles, health care, breeding of a select species each month, a profile of a species, notes from field work of a herpetologist, and stories of regular people and their reptiles. There is also a very good directory of upcoming shows and events included as well as a product and breeder directory in each issue. There are even photo and art contests on a regular basis as well as monthly trivia questions where you can win reptile-related prizes. If you own reptiles or just like them, this is the magazine for you.

Pros: All ways fresh and interesting, and always something new.
Cons: None to speak of.

Reptiles Magazine has been some thing I look forward to every month for the last few years. There is a large aray of articals, news, products etc every month.

One thing that I really like about REPTILES is that it targets a bit of all experince leves of reptile keeping. There are always articles about the basic beginer pets, and then they will also cover more exotic creatures to keep everyones intrest.

I have been keeping reptiles for almost 10 years, and I sill will usually learn something new with each issue. I think for the price, its a must have for any reptile keeper, or even just an interesting/educational read.

Its available at any large book/maf. store, and alot of pet shops. Be sure to check it out.