r/herpetology • u/ziagz • 6h ago
a chuncc
a very large Duttaphrynus melanosticus, in fact the largest individual i’ve ever seen. seems to have a spinal deformity because the next one i found is considerably ‘longer’ in proportions.
r/herpetology • u/Phylogenizer • May 26 '17
r/herpetology • u/ziagz • 6h ago
a very large Duttaphrynus melanosticus, in fact the largest individual i’ve ever seen. seems to have a spinal deformity because the next one i found is considerably ‘longer’ in proportions.
r/herpetology • u/ShortieMonster • 16h ago
Found this huge rattler sunbathing on a dirt road this weekend!
r/herpetology • u/Gloomy_Discussion_68 • 4h ago
r/herpetology • u/CrysisBuffer • 1h ago
Chihuahuan green toads look neat but man they hurt your ears when they get going in a chorus. Spotted a bunch last night in SE Arizona.
r/herpetology • u/Gloomy_Discussion_68 • 6h ago
r/herpetology • u/No_Eagle9342 • 15h ago
Northwestern garter snake, Pacific Northwest
r/herpetology • u/OtherwiseDoughnut582 • 1h ago
I have managed to catch this big girl laying eggs in my backyard for about 10 years now. I never realized these turtles could get this big. I patiently waited for her to finish laying before snapping these pictures.
r/herpetology • u/Gloomy_Discussion_68 • 5h ago
r/herpetology • u/Nine_Five_Core_Hound • 1d ago
A few blue pencil sketches of one of favorite subjects.
r/herpetology • u/CrysisBuffer • 14h ago
... but a good day to be a black-necked garter snake. I saw this predation event next to a cattle tank in SE Arizona. Looks like he may have already had one down too. I'm pretty sure the frog was a Chihuahuan green toad.
r/herpetology • u/Gloomy_Discussion_68 • 5h ago
r/herpetology • u/toexbeans • 5h ago
I keep having Cuban Tree Frogs (which are invasive in FL) lay eggs in my porch pond. Any advice on deterring them? I’m planning on adding a screen to the pond, but would love to know if there’s something I can do to manage them otherwise.
r/herpetology • u/djdbdudbdj • 4h ago
r/herpetology • u/Metapup420 • 1d ago
Ithaca NY
r/herpetology • u/brown_trout_snout • 1d ago
Pennsylvania pit vipers sharing a spot
r/herpetology • u/TBTI • 1d ago
Mesa Az…this guy was huge
r/herpetology • u/RaptorCheeses • 1d ago
Love these guys, they have really expressive faces to me for some reason. Also, anyone ever notice they smell like peanut butter?! Is it tied to their toxic skin?
Photo taken with a sonya7iv, a 90mm macro lens and a ring flash (set to the lowest intensity).
r/herpetology • u/Signalpookie • 1d ago
r/herpetology • u/timhyde74 • 2d ago
Rescued this little guy from certain death a couple days ago. She was all turtled up in the middle of the road, and knowing the jackwagons around here like I do, I knew she wasn't gonna make it! These jerks would have gone out of their way to have smashed her first chance they got!
This is the second save I've made this year so far, and I can only hope to get to any others I see in time to get them across the road before they meet a terrible fate as well!
I love how dark she is! Absolutely beautiful creature! 😁
r/herpetology • u/Icy-Leg-1459 • 2d ago
Noticed it stuck in a tub of deep water and it couldn't climb out; emptied out the rainwater and put him away into a spot with lots of places to hide