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	Herpetoculture and Conservation
		Since North American zoos only have room for a bout 16 snake species survival plans (Quinn and Quinn 1993; data for other amphibians and reptiles is not yet available), the possibility of letting herpetoculturists participate in conservation plans has been considered, and "studbooks" have been created for some species.
		All of the successful herpetological conservation programs (four crocodilian and one lizard species) have one thing in common: captive breeding programs are housed in or near the species range and on outdoor enclosures.
		At the level of herpetoculture, the release of captive produced animals into the ancestral population may sound find, however, from a genetic perspective, this could prove devastating.
	www.anapsid.org /conserv.html (2598 words)

	Herpetoculture Chat Group
		The orgin of the terms herpetoculture and herpetoculturist is attributed to Tom Huff, once director and cofounder of the Reptile Breeding Foundation.
		"Herpetoculture" and "herpetoculturists" became more popular primarily because of the American Federation of Herpetoculturists (AFH) and the frequent use of the terms by its founders and members.
		Herpetoculture is an interdisciplinary field which can involve knowledge of herpetology, botany, small-scale open-system design, nutrition, geography, climatology, physiology, veterinary medecine, landscaping, etc. By the same token, herpetoculturists are a diverse lot of people from all walks of life and from a wide range of professions.
	groups.msn.com /herpetoculturechatgroup/_whatsnew.msnw (300 words)

	Rock Solid Herpetoculture - HerpNutrition List
		It grew from growing dissatisfaction with continued attempts by some in the field to dumb-down herpetoculture.
		We felt there were (and still are) many excellent lists on the net that provide friendly chat, care sheets, lots of hobbyist information, and species-connected communities.
		We recognize and want to change the current drought in herpetoculture of vehicles to disseminate information from research around the world.
	www.rocksolidherpetoculture.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=category§ionid=5&id=16&Itemid=75 (295 words)

	Herpetology Herpetoculture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Many people confuse herpetology with herpetoculture, or don't understand that there are distinctly different goals in these studies.
		Note that breeding ("culture") is a goal in herpetoculture.
		There is nothing inherently wrong with herpetoculture, it just has a different goal from herpetology.
	www.reptileallsorts.com /herpdefs.htm (448 words)

	What Is Herpetoculture? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The orgin of the terms herpetoculture and herpetoculturist is attributed to Tom Huff, once director and cofounder of the Reptile Breeding Foundation.
		"Herpetoculture" and "herpetoculturists" became more popular primarily because of the American Federation of Herpetoculturists (AFH) and the frequent use of the terms by its founders and members.
		Herpetoculture is an interdisciplinary field which can involve knowledge of herpetology, botany, small-scale open-system design, nutrition, geography, climatology, physiology, veterinary medecine, landscaping, etc. By the same token, herpetoculturists are a diverse lot of people from all walks of life and from a wide range of professions.
	gto.ncsa.uiuc.edu /mike/what.htm (195 words)

	About VPI \| Vida Preciosa International, Inc.
		It is a landmark text in herpetoculture, setting the standard by which all future works on pythons will be measured.
		We consider the period from the late 1960s to the present to be the Golden Age of Herpetoculture, and we feel fortunate to have been able to participate in all of it.
		The degree of public participation in herpetoculture has steadily grown and today is unequalled.
	www.vpi.com /about (665 words)

	T-Rex Library (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Herpetoculture, the captive husbandry and reproduction of captive reptiles and amphibians, has advanced mainly by steady evolutionary developments and less commonly by quantum leaps of new ideas and discoveries.
		The importance of their sense of smell cannot be under-estimated in their function to allow them to identify that which is edible.
		This can be a problem in herpetoculture which effectively limits the species that we can successfully maintain and reproduce.
	www.t-rexproducts.com /Dynamic/Article-Eggs.htm (1009 words)

	WSPCR - Westcoast Society for the Protection & Conservation of Reptiles - HERPETOCULTURE
		Herpetoculture is the captive care and sometimes breeding of reptiles and amphibians.
		Herpers (short for herpetoculturists) are regular people who make one of their hobbies reptile keeping.
		Many herpers like to think of what they do as not only fun for them but as helping protect and conserve the diverse reptile population on our planet.
	www.wspcr.com /herpetoculture.html (258 words)

	Behr Herpetoculture
		At Behr Herpetoculture we thoroughly inspect all animals prior to shipping and we guarantee our animals to be feeding and in perfect health upon the time of sale.
		It is important to be educated about the care and maintenance of the animal you are purchasing before you receive it.
		All visually sexable animals are guaranteed sexed properly this does not apply to animals to young to be accurately sexed.
	www.geocities.com /behrherpetoculture/terms.html (222 words)

	High Plains Herpetoculture, Inc. - Home Page
		High Plains Herpetoculture is located in the high plains of eastern Colorado northeast of Denver International Airport.
		We focus on selling high-quality captive-bred and captive-hatched reptiles and amphibians that make excellent pets or are rare species that we feel should be maintained in captivity.
		Feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns about our company or animals at any time.
	www.highplainsherp.com (185 words)

	CNAAR OFFICERS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Herpetoculture is the art of maintaining amphibians, turtles, reptiles and crocodilians in captivity in order to breed them for pleasure, exhibition, trading or sale, and is a subset of the time-honored field of husbandry.
		Some important observations about the captive behavior of amphibians, turtles, reptiles, and crocodilians are published by curators and keepers at zoos in large metropolitan areas, but most zoo positions have little time to spare for research.
		They earn a living in some other field, preferably one that allows them as much free time as possible to pursue their interest in amphibians, turtles, reptiles, and crocodilians, which is generally the husbandry and sale of domesticated versions of these creatures.
	www.cnah.org /careers.asp?id=2 (267 words)

	Behr Herpetoculture
		Welcome to Behr Herpetoculture, our goal is to get you high quality reptiles at the best price, we can do that by either buying quality reptiles in lots or breeding them ourselves.
		Here at Behr Herpetoculture we only sell the highest quality Captive Bred, Captive Born and long term captive reptiles to make ensure your getting a high quality animal.
		If you are looking for a specific reptile, and I currently don't have it for sale, feel free to E-mail me as I don't always have time to post new reptiles for sale and I am always getting new reptiles in stock.
	www.geocities.com /behrherpetoculture (155 words)

	Intense Herpetoculture Home
		This is a first for IH, and I've been working on this project for over four years.
		The difficultly of establishing these animals makes this accomplishment extremely important to the future herpetoculture regarding this species.
		I currently have many more fertile eggs incubating, and hopefully they will hatch out shortly.
	www.intenseherp.com (936 words)

	Behr Herpetoculture
		Hi and welcome to Behr Herpetoculture my name is Russell Behr and I am starting to breed diffrent reptiles.
		For now my main intrests are Leopard Geckos and Bearded Dragons I am hoping to have at least 20 Leopard geckos and 30 Bearded Dragons for sale this year.
		I have a 24 hour money back Guarantee with all my reptiles so if you are not satisified with my reptiles with in 24 hours of your purchase I will return your money in full less Shipping.
	members.tripod.com /leopard_geckos/index.htm (103 words)

	Sample General Tips
		The term herpetoculture refers to the keeping and breeding of reptiles and amphibians (herpetology is the scientific study of reptiles and amphibians).
		One of the most fascinating things about amphibians is that all of them are predatory, feeding on prey ranging from mosquito larvae to crickets to young rats.
		Except for tadpoles, which are herbivorous (will accept fish food), these aquatic species will also feed on feeder goldfish or minnows, which can be allowed to swim around in the tank indefinitely (well, at least until they get munched).
	www.idir.net /~ssmith/ss/ss/BookSampleTips.html (1517 words)

	Herpetoculture Chat Group
		Its not that any of us are really against the HSUS or PETA, we just dont agree with their tactics.
		They make very valid points at times and the mangers of the Herpetoculture Chat Group do find merit in their words at times.
		With education we can possibly stamp out the proposed ban on reptiles from both HSUS and PETA.
	groups.msn.com /herpetoculturechatgroup/knowthyenemy.msnw (1342 words)

	About Us
		We've been involved in herpetoculture and the pet industry since 1977.
		Having fulfilled management roles at retail, wholesale, and distributor levels, he is frequently called upon to assist in legislative issues surrounding herpetoculture and the pet trade.
		All graphics (except animations) by Sean Niland, VMS Professional Herpetoculture.
	vmsherp.com /About.htm (1021 words)

	Hypocricy in Herpetoculture
		The term Herpetoculture means many things to many people.
		Still others pursue herpetoculture, to our county’s greatest and most intense endeavor, commercialism.
		Instead these snakes were sold to a self proclaimed famous breeder, for what I would gather to be a good deal of money.
	forum.kingsnake.com /boa/messages/61.html (2905 words)

	Herpetoculture for Auto Mechanics Or Vice Versa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		It consists solely in the observation that the little grasping tool used to pick up small auto parts---the thing with a spring-loaded handle and lightweight grasping "teeth" on the business end---works better than hemostats for offering smallish food items to reptiles, and is much cheaper.
		That's a pretty good observation; cheap everyday objects with herpetocultural uses tend to get overlooked.
		There's really no good reason for anyone, having read the paper or this review, not to pick up a couple of these tools the next time they're near an auto-parts store.
	people.qualcomm.com /ntenny/papers/blody_82.html (127 words)

	Intense Herpetoculture - Any feedback? - Board of Inquiry®
		I have been cruising various forums as usual and lately I have noticed an assortment of rather unusual herps catching my eye, many of them are posted for sale by Intense Herpetoculture out of FT Worth TX.
		I have been tempted to throw down on a couple of things, but I've never heard of these guys before.
		Justyn Miller of Intense Herpetoculture is a close friend of mine.
	www.faunaclassifieds.com /forums/showthread.php?t=97408 (264 words)

	Re: Hypocricy in Herpetoculture
		In Reply to: Hypocricy in Herpetoculture posted by Igor on September 20, 1997 at 01:50:01:
		I've enjoied reading your letter because I breed fence swifts that are not your big [any for that matter] money herps.
		: : Hypocrisy in Herpetoculture : : : : The term Herpetoculture means many things to many people.
	forum.kingsnake.com /boa/messages/63.html (2999 words)

	Dragons Den Herpetoculture
		We are experienced exporters and we take great care to insure that all orders are thoughtfully packaged according to weather and destination.
		There are no C.I.T.E.S. documents or special permits required to export any of the animals produced at Dragon's Den Herpetoculture, however, rules regarding the importation of animals vary from country to country.
		You must notify us within 24 hours of receiving your lizards in order to activate the following guarantee: Our animals are guaranteed to be honestly represented and to arrive in perfect condition or they will be replaced promptly.
	www.dragonsdenherp.com /htm2/pricelist.htm (722 words)

	Buckeye Herpetoculture :: High Quality Herps (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Here at Buckeye Herpetoculture we strive to bring you the healthiest animals money can buy.
		We are here and will be here before, during, and after your purchase to answer any questions you might have.
		HTCT het Bell albino X Mack Snow het bell albino.
	www.buckeyeherp.com /index.htm (91 words)

	Nova Scotia Herpetoculture Society (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Nova Scotia Herpetoculture Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to educating its members and the public on matters concerning reptiles and amphibians in captivity and in the wild.
		We do not encourage or discourage people from keeping these animals in captivity, but we do recognize that many people are fascinated by reptiles and amphibians and are interested in keeping and breeding them.
		Site created and maintained by Paula C. MacNeil of missyp.com ©2006
	users.eastlink.ca /~nshs (174 words)

	what is herpetology, herpetoculture, field herping (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		You can also go out to a vernal pool and watch frogs and salamanders reproduce and thereby study herpetology.
		Philippe de Vosjoli, Herpetoculture In A Changing World, Vivarium Magazine.
		Herping, or Field Herping, is the act of putting on your hiking boots, dropping a sack lunch, a camera and a field guide in your knapsack, and heading outdoors to see herps (amphibians, reptiles, turtles, and crocodilians) where they live.
	www.pingleton.com /whatis.htm (256 words)

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