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Uromastyx
Book Description
Complete Captive Care of the Uromastyx Species
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Moncton, NB
Author bio
I am known by many names within the County in which I live. I am known as “the Snake man, the Snake dude, SnakeGuy, The "Real" Dr. Doolittle and finally my personal favorite,
"The Herp Father"
My real name is John F Taylor and I am an internationally published author on reptiles with several magazine credits a book, and a few eBooks to my credit. I was raised around animals mostly mammals; it wasn’t until later that I got involved with reptiles, fish, amphibians, and insects much to my mothers happiness. I tell people who are curious, if it’s got scales or tail(s) chances are I know something about it.
I am the former Founder of Southern California Wildlife, and not only an amateur herpetologist, but I'm also very knowledgable regarding San Diego-based reptiles and their habitat. Additionally, I have extensive experience with exotic species from all over the world. I have worked within the pet industry for over a decade and served as a former Editor for the San Diego Herpetological Society. I've personally handled well over 200 various species. My articles appear in numerous multiple media environments; most recently my articles have appeared within the industry-respected Reptilia Magazine, a renowned European publication and reptile magazine, Reptiles Magazine, Reptiles USA Magazine.
I have also been a featured writer for National Geographic Museum Blog, Northampton Reptile Centre, Toronto Pet Daily, Daily Reptile News, Outbound Family, Haute or Not Pets, and All Experts.com. I also had a weekly column on Inky Fresh Press Tough Love for Freelance Writers for a time. Where I don't pull punches and hit you below the belt with the realities of getting published.
I have also published “Captive Care of Uromastyx” through T.F.H. My main goal is to educate people living in small environments, primarily apartments, on the unique challenges of keeping a reptile or insect.
"There’s an alarming lack of actionable data on this topic and a lack of information or an abundance of misinformation is impacting the quality of life for reptiles and insects everywhere."
In October I launched my own reptile internet radio show The Reptile Living Room at where I interview experts in the industry. 2011 saw the launch of Herpetoculture House Magazine one of the ONLY, if not the only digital reptiles magazines available.
"The Herp Father"
My real name is John F Taylor and I am an internationally published author on reptiles with several magazine credits a book, and a few eBooks to my credit. I was raised around animals mostly mammals; it wasn’t until later that I got involved with reptiles, fish, amphibians, and insects much to my mothers happiness. I tell people who are curious, if it’s got scales or tail(s) chances are I know something about it.
I am the former Founder of Southern California Wildlife, and not only an amateur herpetologist, but I'm also very knowledgable regarding San Diego-based reptiles and their habitat. Additionally, I have extensive experience with exotic species from all over the world. I have worked within the pet industry for over a decade and served as a former Editor for the San Diego Herpetological Society. I've personally handled well over 200 various species. My articles appear in numerous multiple media environments; most recently my articles have appeared within the industry-respected Reptilia Magazine, a renowned European publication and reptile magazine, Reptiles Magazine, Reptiles USA Magazine.
I have also been a featured writer for National Geographic Museum Blog, Northampton Reptile Centre, Toronto Pet Daily, Daily Reptile News, Outbound Family, Haute or Not Pets, and All Experts.com. I also had a weekly column on Inky Fresh Press Tough Love for Freelance Writers for a time. Where I don't pull punches and hit you below the belt with the realities of getting published.
I have also published “Captive Care of Uromastyx” through T.F.H. My main goal is to educate people living in small environments, primarily apartments, on the unique challenges of keeping a reptile or insect.
"There’s an alarming lack of actionable data on this topic and a lack of information or an abundance of misinformation is impacting the quality of life for reptiles and insects everywhere."
In October I launched my own reptile internet radio show The Reptile Living Room at where I interview experts in the industry. 2011 saw the launch of Herpetoculture House Magazine one of the ONLY, if not the only digital reptiles magazines available.
