ONCE THEY ARE GONE THEY ARE GONE! EXOTICS KEEPER MAGAZINE ISSUE 4 Exotics Keeper Magazine Issue 4 we catch up with Sean Collinson and Brian Stevens on breeding and caring for Emerald Tree Boas, we look at difference between the Amazon and Northern Emerald Tree Boas, and we investigate what the future might hold for this beautiful species. We also learn about caring for Meerkats in captivity, and how there might be more to it than you think. Finally, Dr Suzanne Mills talks to us about her work with Clownfish in French Polynesia, and how important it is to nurture their habitat. All that as well as Expert Opinions, Animal Facts, Species Spotlight, Exotic News and much more. Check out our other items! Sign up for our email newsletters by adding my eBay Shop to your favourites.

Exotics Keeper Magazine Issue 5 we speak to Ben Tapley, Curator of Herpetology at ZSL, about the grave Chytrid fungus affecting amphibians around the world. We dive into the world of Betta, discussing everything from diversity to husbandry with guest writer Max Pedley. Royal pythons and the pygmy flying mouse face the species spotlight, uncovering some lesser-known facts of these pet shop favourites. Aimee Jones shares her experience working with Leaf-tailed Geckos in Madagascar and we discuss eight of the most interesting Arachnids in the trade, from beginner Brachypelmas to professional Pokies. As we continue to expand our team, you can expect to continue to see each issue packed with a diverse selection of content Sign up for our email newsletters by adding my eBay Shop to your favourit.

ONCE THEY ARE GONE THEY ARE GONE! Exotics Keeper Magazine Issue 3 expert Jim Collins talks us through why Sugar Gliders are so popular, and Colin Stevenson from Crocodiles of the World introduces us to a few of the rather less cuddly animals he works with and gives us an insight into working with these incredible animals. There’s an informative look at feeder insects, (for reptiles, birds and wildlife) with enough top-level information to make you a livefood master. Our tail-end feature with Chris Newman from the National Centre for Reptile Welfare explores the work they do in this field and in the latest from the world of exotic pet keeping we look at saving the world’s fattest parrot – the Kakapo. Check out our other items! Sign up for our email newsletters by adding my eBay Shop to your.

LIMITED STOCK – ONCE THEY ARE GONE THEY ARE GONE EXOTICS KEEPER MAGAZINE AUGUST 2021 Exotics Keeper Magazine August issue Jim Foster of ARC Trust and Gabriel Cohen, PhD student at the University of Zurich explain the impact of invasive species at home and across the world. Eleanor Chubb, European lead at the TSA tells us how we should be caring for our tortoises. Guest writer, Max Pedley shares his thoughts on the best ‘pet’ fish from puffers to Oscars. We catch up with some of the smaller zoos who faced challenges throughout the pandemic, to see how re-opening went. We also address the biggest misconceptions in reptile husbandry in our new ‘top 10’ feature. Along with news, species spotlights, fascinating facts, and more.

Exotics Keeper Magazine October Issue continues to bring a whole host of honest and interesting topics this month. With animal welfare a top priority for any keeper, reflecting on what we have learnt from wild animals, wild environments and our own pets is a great way to continue doing better by our animals. This issue focuses on species shrouded in folklore. From fire salamanders stranded on mountains to blood-sucking vampire bats, cryptic monitors and the world’s strangest lizard, the thorny devil. In other exciting Exotics Keeper Magazine October News, the team have been extremely busy visiting various zoos, conservation projects and breeding facilities to maximise our video content. Keep an eye out for an exclusive interview about the first Tuatara’s bred outside of New Zealand, as wel.