Can anyone tell what type of lizard this is, and if it is native to Oklahoma? I found it in Tulsa and It looks like a type of gecko and I didn’t think they lived in the wild in oklahoma9mo ⋅ MudDowntown3947 ⋅ r/herpetology
Is anyone able to tell me who this frog is who hitched a ride from Florida to Maryland via a houseplant shipment? Should we feed it? Can it survive the cold?3yr ⋅ amonomab ⋅ r/herpetology
I save as many eggs as I can from the amphibian orgy that occurs when I open my pool. I've seen many little toadlets emerge, but this is my first tree froglet of the year!5yr ⋅ trianglesx3 ⋅ r/herpetology
Herping the UAE went terrible, and I didn’t find anything. Guess who greeted me when I arrived in India today...4yr ⋅ aquacrystal11 ⋅ r/herpetology
Was bringing this Green Anole back outside and it decided it likes butts as much as I do 😂4yr ⋅ merplethemerper ⋅ r/herpetology
Black Spitting Cobra (Naja nigricincta woodi) from Cederberg, South Africa. Dangerously venomous.4yr ⋅ za_snake_guy ⋅ r/herpetology
Can someone ID this guy for me? sorry for the bad photo, I was late for school, found him near a river, +/- 13-15cm, north of Portugal4yr ⋅ lorium08 ⋅ r/herpetology
What is this lizard chilling in my in-laws pool? It's about five feet long, black, and has huge back toes.2yr ⋅ MoralDiabetes ⋅ r/herpetology
My Tree frog has a white cloudy eye. I don't know what's going on.1yr ⋅ electric_uncle_trash ⋅ r/herpetology
i might be getting this boi when i get a new job!! owner says he's a fire pinstripe1yr ⋅ commiting_arson_ ⋅ r/herpetology
Five Line Skink in my backyard today. I just moved to the country and have been seeing a lot of cool critters, this is the first herp.5yr ⋅ LuciferLOL666 ⋅ r/herpetology
I saw this lovely lady laying eggs today, what are the little fang-looking protrusions under her chin?4yr ⋅ therealbusterbluth ⋅ r/herpetology
Thought you guys might find this funny: I found this site while looking up snakes of Maine, it has so much misinformation but this one was just hilarious to me for obvious reasons. Like, even the scientific name is wrong as well; we have the Northern/Dekays brownsnake, not the Eastern brownsnake.2yr ⋅ ShiroOleander ⋅ r/herpetology
Found on a forest service road in western North Carolina. Can someone ID? Thanks!3yr ⋅ diacrum ⋅ r/herpetology
Found him in my pond (England), what is this? I don’t think they ever do or can go out of the pond4yr ⋅ Facelesss1799 ⋅ r/herpetology
Met this little guy in my garden yesterday, SW Nevada. I've tried researching local species, but I can't seem to figure out what type of skink he is. I've seen plenty of lizards around this desert, but very few amphibians. Halp?3yr ⋅ EhDotHam ⋅ r/herpetology
Northern water snakes are much more fun to be around when they’re young and not so full of hate.4yr ⋅ DumpsterBaby18 ⋅ r/herpetology
This was my little overnight foster buddy. Husband found a sharp tailed snake in the garage. Released it at the creek behind my house this morning, well away from my cat. Bye little buddy!4yr ⋅ mildly_ethnic ⋅ r/herpetology
Wild newborn hypomelanistic mohave rattlesnake. Super cool and such a bad night for my camera to break. Was not collected and instead left in the wild to continue hunting.5yr ⋅ kemherps ⋅ r/herpetology
I can't give a location because it was a free range green house and they have animals from all around the world.1yr ⋅ SpacelessWorm ⋅ r/herpetology
What Are These Eggs From? (Found close to human habitation, so I'm concerned.)2yr ⋅ tps5352 ⋅ r/herpetology
Found this guy in front of our garage. I found his pattern really beautiful. Anyone know what kind of lizard is it?4yr ⋅ MannyT357 ⋅ r/herpetology
Eastern Fox Snake, Rondeau Park, Ontario. The Carolinian population here is endangered. Grateful to have shared an encounter with this beauty today.4yr ⋅ stumblingzen ⋅ r/herpetology
Common Wall Lizard I caught back in November, glad I ended the season with a beauty like this one.4yr ⋅ TinyToadWildlife ⋅ r/herpetology
Gorgeous little guy caught in home. Dallas, TX area. Anybody know what this little guy is and if they make good pets?2yr ⋅ theyorkdork ⋅ r/herpetology
Just found this sub and wanted to share a pic of this horntoad I found while hiking, northern AZ. Isn't he a cutie!5yr ⋅ crumbly-toast ⋅ r/herpetology
So stoked to have saved this fella from the road. Pantherophis obsoletus; Western Ratsnake. I had time to stop, turn around, and get to it before any other cars made it to us. And I got to show our exchange students what kind of wildlife they can look forward to this year! So happy!5yr ⋅ InevitableSignUp ⋅ r/herpetology
Has anyone here ever seen this type of defensive behavior before? I know the display itself isn’t all that uncommon but I’ve never seen a snake stacked up on itself to this degree before.1yr ⋅ Objective-Editor-566 ⋅ r/herpetology
Indotyphlops braminus. I spend a lot of time digging around in the dirt, so I get to say hi to these guys sometimes. Their tails are kind of pointy and they poke you with them when they're scared. Their heads are rounded with a cute little face that you can barely see, because it's so tiny.4yr ⋅ Taxus_Calyx ⋅ r/herpetology
Some sort of treefrog, I believe. Considering I found it on my trail cam, which was attached to a tree. (Tampa, FL)1yr ⋅ Metrophidon9292 ⋅ r/herpetology
Any idea what this guy is? Recieved in Ohio via a shipment of flowers. (Not sure where the flowers are from)11mo ⋅ xXBASSXx777 ⋅ r/herpetology
Ya boy got a huge fear of snakes and I think they’re coming back out which one is this? NJ1yr ⋅ Kendar835 ⋅ r/herpetology
Snake ID? Small danger noodle found in south QLD, forresty suburbia2yr ⋅ ViciousConspiracies ⋅ r/herpetology
California Legless Lizard *Anniella Pulchra* I discovered while hiking.4yr ⋅ AnEvilSunBro ⋅ r/herpetology
Larval Cope’s Giant Salamander (Dicamptodon copei) and larval Olympic Torrent Salamander (Rhyacotriton olympicus) on the same leaf5yr ⋅ SalamanderTrav ⋅ r/herpetology
Found a young painted turtle with a beautiful pattern on its plastron5yr ⋅ DumpsterBaby18 ⋅ r/herpetology
Big Northern Water Snake from back in July! This one had quite an attitude, I was bitten many times.4yr ⋅ TinyToadWildlife ⋅ r/herpetology
Found this big cottonmouth at the pond by my house im relocating him because of the children that play at the pond.4yr ⋅ james_loc ⋅ r/herpetology
Found this cutie on a hike recently! Pretty little brown snake!2yr ⋅ ijustgothere1978 ⋅ r/herpetology
Gorgeous coastal garter, caught him on a rocky beach. Worth the bite1yr ⋅ LilBarnacle ⋅ r/herpetology
First yellow spotted newt (or salamander?) I’ve found this year. Love spring!!! 1mo ⋅ akerrigan777 ⋅ r/herpetology
I know they are not rare, but they are so pretty! These five lined sinks are all over our house and I love them!2yr ⋅ cosmic_killa ⋅ r/herpetology
I really love wildlife photography. My friends all laugh at my over reactions to seeing a l bird, snake, or in this case, frog. Two challenges I tell them that make it interesting. 1) just getting a good photo of the animal. 2) that small chance i find something I’ve never seen before4yr ⋅ WillElysian ⋅ r/herpetology
Found this little guy this morning in Central Georgia (US). Any idea what he is? Looks like some kind of anole.1yr ⋅ EVExotics ⋅ r/herpetology
Beautiful Gila Monster took a stroll up to my office window to say hello today5yr ⋅ GilaMonster81 ⋅ r/herpetology
This ribbon snake was the first snake of the year for me in New Hampshire!3yr ⋅ rishored1ve ⋅ r/herpetology
Found him in the middle of the road and took him to a pond he was headed to (also found snappers in the pond before)4yr ⋅ frank_g1234 ⋅ r/herpetology
Can we do a “favorite herp” thread, and why they’re your fav? I’ll go first - African bush viper because I’m a sucker for pasta and aesthetics (photo cred nat geo)2yr ⋅ Affectionate_Star636 ⋅ r/herpetology
Eastern Hognose Snake lifer today in Central Massachusetts. Poor thing thinks he is a cobra.5yr ⋅ thebirder ⋅ r/herpetology
One of the most beautiful snakes in the world. The Ornate Coral Snake. What are your thoughts on that specie ?4yr ⋅ kaantheviper ⋅ r/herpetology
I’ve...got...TOADS ~I’ve got toads~ in different area codes, area codes, tooOooads! (Yosemite toad — Anaxyrus (Bufo) canorus)5yr ⋅ janebaddall ⋅ r/herpetology
I found a friend visiting my home in central Texas. What kind of gecko(?) is he?3yr ⋅ asiun ⋅ r/herpetology
[Polk County, FL] Can this little frog (or toad?) be IDed? I moved them to the front yard so our dog wouldn’t accidentally hurt them.1yr ⋅ seattleross ⋅ r/herpetology
made a friend. coastal giant salamander (Dicamptodon tenebrosus) Yachats, OR4yr ⋅ BigBother ⋅ r/herpetology
Found this tortoise on a walk through a neighborhood in central NJ. ID please and keeping my fingers crossed this isnt someones pet. Just seems out of place.1yr ⋅ SeparateDream4 ⋅ r/herpetology
I think this is an eastern rat snake? Found in central Florida on the gulf coast.9mo ⋅ Peanutbutter71107 ⋅ r/herpetology
Cool Schlegel’s beaked blind snake spotted in Kruger National Park, South Africa.4yr ⋅ katnekoken ⋅ r/herpetology
Found this near the mississippi in illinois. Any guess at what kind?2yr ⋅ PersnicketyKeester ⋅ r/herpetology
A small prairie ring-necked snake my sister and so found while herping around Pomme de Terre Lake in Missouri. It was was found under a rock near our neighbor’s patio with another ring-necked snake. The time was 1:17pm, and the weather was mostly sunny with a high around 60°F.4yr ⋅ Shandamn ⋅ r/herpetology
This beautiful California kingsnake in Arizona needed to be relocated a tiny bit for his own safety. He couldn't have been more chill about it2yr ⋅ fender8421 ⋅ r/herpetology
Recently arrived in Victoria, Australia. Found this guy hanging out on a fencepost as I walked down the driveway this morning.4yr ⋅ PicksburghStillers ⋅ r/herpetology
found Hoppy here in my bromeliads today. I'm in North Florida near the coast and have never seen this type of tree frog. I googled with no luck of an ID, and wondered if anyone could help.1yr ⋅ Aggressive-Ad6432 ⋅ r/herpetology
Water Moccasin (Agkistrodon piscivorus) I almost stepped on. Bibb County, AL5yr ⋅ squirrelsmash ⋅ r/herpetology
Stumbled on these two gophers today. The large one was steadily grazing.2yr ⋅ Reginald94 ⋅ r/herpetology
Found this lil one in a houseplant I bought earlier today. How do I care for him temporarily?4yr ⋅ florechondriac ⋅ r/herpetology
Haven’t seen em in 3 weeks but shoutout to the gator family that was in my neighborhood pond. There was a family of 5, 3 adults and 2 babies, and alligators are one of my favorite animals so miss them. Sorry for the bad picture quality, I just didn’t wanna get too close and make them feel scared4yr ⋅ Soggy-Slapper ⋅ r/herpetology
One of the coolest little lizards I found during my trip to Costa Rica. (Lepidophyma flavimaculata)5yr ⋅ timberbite ⋅ r/herpetology
What is this salamander? Shenandoah National Park, Virginia, USA. Summer, daytime.1yr ⋅ srhaney ⋅ r/herpetology
Brought my succulents inside last night - my favorite frog came along for the ride. I put the plants back outside today in the sun4yr ⋅ k2c2b ⋅ r/herpetology
Who’s this little fella who appear in my table? He looks like a beige frog.1yr ⋅ HelloIexist12 ⋅ r/herpetology
Can anyone ID the snake I found hiding under my garage door? (Maryland)2yr ⋅ SlitherySnekkySnek ⋅ r/herpetology
Found this little guy in my garage. We live in the desert southwest. I felt really bad thinking he was probably just a garden snake, but wondered if he could have been a baby rattler?8mo ⋅ Storyteller_18 ⋅ r/herpetology
Baby Northern Water Snake (Nerodia sipedon). New Hampshire.5yr ⋅ infestation_commence ⋅ r/herpetology
