Reptile books
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What kind of reptile books? Field guides, husbandry guides, scientific literature, something else? I have close to 80 different books that I have collected. My favorite book is "The Venomous Reptiles of the Western Hemisphere" but there are 2 others that are a very fun and interesting read on herpetoculture history. "The Lizard King" and "Stolen World" are pretty cool. You could also go with the classics like "Snakes and Snake hunting" and "The Keeper and the Kept".
I have 16 different field guides for various parts of the world (6 for North America, 3 for Belize, 3 for the amazonian regions, 1 for Europe, 2 for Australia, 1 for China, and 1 for Indonesia). I have dozens of books on random topics such as the genetics of insular cyclura or incubation techniques for American alligators etc... I have a couple of books that just looked fun like the ones I mentioned above. I have dozens of old husbandry books including one from the early 80's that is pretty eye opening when looking at how far the hobby has come. I have a book that explains the roots of all of the latin names, and I have a pile of magazines including Reptiles magazine, Herp Nation, Herpetologica, and Copeia.
That's awesome yeah I have reptiles magazine starting 2001 to now missing most of 2012 though. any chance of some pics?
i dont have 'reptile books' but only 'a reptile book' lol . i have this cool collection of Lizards Of Borneo , a small pocket book tht u can bring anywhere. just want to share though.
here are some of the contents,
not much but yeah i like it. other than geckos, there are some of the Agamidea Family(Flying Lizards), Scincidae Family(Skinks) and Varanidae Family(Monitor Lizard).
Cool little book thanks for sharing. yeah monitors are my fave. I just loss my baby in Oct I had her for 8 years 
she was a savanna
she was a savanna