I know this is traditionally done on Fridays in the blog world, but blogger wouldn't cooperate with images last Friday ... Uroplatus sikorae
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The East Bay Vivarium is one of the largest reptile specialty stores in the Nation. We offer the most diverse selection of reptiles in the U.S. with quality service and experience. Our inventory includes snakes, lizards, turtles, frogs, tarantulas and much more! Not only do we offer healthy, high quality animals, but we also have all the supplies you need to keep your herp healthy and happy. This blog is a place where we can share a little EBV culture and interesting item of herps in the news.
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- East Bay Vivarium
- CITES
- California Dept. of Fish and Game
- North Bay Herptalogocal Society
- Bay Area Amphibian and Reptile Society
- Museum of Vertebrate Zoology
- SF Zoo Wild Places, Wild Things! Conservation Speaker Series
- California Academy of Sciences
- UC Berkeley Botanical Gardens
- San Francisco Conservatory of Flowers
- The International Reptile Conservation Foundation
- The Geckophile Forums
- Venomous Snake Relocators
- Cactus Jungle
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- Snakes! Good for your eyes.
- Tip of the Week
- Global Warming Is Killing Frogs
- King George says "No!"
- It's Gettin' Hot in Here ...
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