Rhacodactylus: The Complete Guide to their Selection and Care Understanding Reptile Parasites The Leopard Gecko Manual Newts and Salamanders The Bearded Dragon Manual General Care and Maintenance of Bearded Dragons Frogs as Pets Care and Breeding of Popular Tree Frogs Sandfire™ Dragon Ranch

By Philippe de Vosjoli, Frank Fast and Allen Repashy

Absolutely the best source for information about Rhacodactylus geckos. Written by the people who rediscovered many of the Rhacodactylus species and who maintain the largest captive-bred colony of Rhacodactylus in the world, this book combines their expertise and years of research with beautiful full-color photographs to create a resource that will revolutionize the hobby. This book is sure to do for Rhacodactylus enthusiasts what the Bearded Dragon manual did for dragon fans. Covering all aspects of the New Caledonian Rhacodactylus genus--from identification to diet to husbandry--this is one book that no gecko hobbyist should be without. 2003. 296p. Color. $31.95 Buy

by Roger Klingenberg, D.V.M.

No one who keeps reptiles can afford to be ignorant about reptile parasites and their treatment. This best-selling, easy-to-use book offers readers essential information on how to identify the most common parasites of reptiles and how to most effectively treat them. Includes drug charts and dosages. Highly recommended for hobbyists and pet stores. Illustrated with many black and white photos. 1997. 83 pp. Color. $8.50 Buy

by Philippe de Vosjoli with Roger Klingenberg, D.V.M., Ron Tremper and Brian Viets, Ph.D.

Due to the popularity of leopard geckos, The Leopard Gecko Manual is a must have for all readers who either have or are considering purchasing a leopard gecko. The leopard gecko has become popular simply because they are one of the hardiest of all lizard species, easy to keep, easy to breed and potentially long-lived. They are also convenient in size, neither too small to be appreciated and handled, nor so large that it presents risks or requires enclosures not readily integrated into the average household. The leopard gecko is also undeniably beautiful, from the near velvet texture of the skin to the gold eyes and pastel shades of color. Simply said, the leopard gecko is one of finest pets you could own.

This book features information that is invaluable for all levels of leopard gecko hobbyists from the beginner to the advanced breeder looking for the most current, accurate and reliable information. It contains detailed information and acute observations by such authorities as the award winning author Philippe de Vosjoli and Brian E. Viets, Ph.D. on the effects of incubation temperature on hatchling sex and pigmentation, Ron Tremper on Color and pattern variations, and Roger Klingenberg, DVM on the recognition and treatment of disease in leopard geckos. The Leopard Gecko Manual is an absolute must for all leopard gecko owners and breeders. 1998. 88 pp. Color. $8.50 Buy

by Frank Indiviglio

An excellent introduction to the members of the Caudata order, this book provides practical information on the identification, selection, habitat, feeding, breeding and health of most of the newts and salamanders regularly available in the pet trade. Families discussed include Ambystomatidae, Amphiumidae, Cryptobranchidae, Plethodontidae, Proteidae, Salamandridae and Sirenidae. Filled with color photos and written in an easy to read format, this book is a wonderful overview of tailed amphibians. 1997.128 pp. Color. $6.50 Buy

By Philippe de Vosjoli, Robert Mailloux, Susan Donoghue, V.M.D., Roger Klingenberg, D.V.M., and Jerry Cole

Quite possibly the best book ever written about bearded dragons, The Bearded Dragon Manual, covers every aspect of bearded dragon care. The book includes chapters on the background and habitat of bearded dragons, how to select a bearded dragon, housing, diet and nutrition, breeding, color morphology, and diseases and their treatment. It also includes a chapter devoted to the care and breeding of another Australian agamid, the frilled dragon.

Referred to as "the Bible of bearded dragon care" by many enthusiasts, this is the book no bearded dragon owner should be without. Informative, well-written and detailed. 2001. 174 p. Color. $8.50 Buy

By Philippe de Vosjoli and Robert Mailloux

A practical manual for the serious hobbyist, written by the two experts who pioneered the commercial breeding of these species, this book covers all aspects of their care, maintenance, and breeding in captivity. It includes color photos of most of the color morphs and pattern varieties now bred in the Unites States, several of which were developed right here at Sandfire Dragon Ranch by Robert Mailloux.

Bearded dragons are some of the most beautiful and exciting lizards ever established in captivity and they have taken the country by storm. Personality in addition to moderate size, alertness, docility and ease of care make them one of the best lizards for a pet. Everything from selecting, housing set-ups, handling and breeding to notes on popular species, diseases, egg incubation and common causes of failure and death is included. It's ALL here in this book by the masters; de Vosjoli and Mailloux. 1993. 63p. Color. $4.00 Buy BOOK IS FIRST EDITION & HAS DIFFERENT COVER ART

By Michael Tyler

NOT AVAILABLE ANYWHERE ELSE IN THE U.S.! One of the only books focusing solely on White's tree frogs Litoria carulea, Frogs as Pets is an outstanding explication of one of the most popular frogs in the pet trade. Containing information found nowhere else, this book provides an Australian perspective on the White's tree frog written by an authority in the field. Well-written, enjoyable and concise. A worthy and invaluable addition to any herpetological library! 1996. 28p. Color. $12.00 Buy

By Philippe de Vosjoli, Robert Mailloux and Drew Ready

Written by the very experts responsible for the large scale breeding of many of the popular tree frogs currently available in the pet trade, this book provides detailed information on the care and breeding of White's tree frogs, Litoria caerulea; white-lipped tree frogs, Litoria infrafrenata; green tree frogs, Hyla cinerea, and red-eyed tree frogs, Agalychnis callidryas. Despite the fact that the book primarily focuses on these four species, there is substantial information that pertains to all tree frog species. Topics include selection, acclimation, housing, temperature, diet, diseases and breeding. Other species mentioned include Cuban tree frogs, Osteopilus septentrionalis; barking tree frogs, Hyla gratiosa; gray tree frogs, Hyla chrysoscelis and Hyla versicolor; golden foam nest frogs, Polypedates leucomystax; gliding tree frogs, Rhacophorus nigropalmatus and Rhacophorus rheinwardtii; and Australian red-eyed tree frogs Litoria chloris. This is a fantastic book for the burgeoning frog enthusiast as well as the seasoned herpetologist. 1996. 80p. Color. $8.50 Buy