Reptiles

Reptiles are great pets for many reasons.

They don’t take a lot of space and attention.

They come with various species that fit the owner’s needs. Some species have a variety of morphs that are different in colors and patterns.

Some reptiles are just-watch pets but some reptiles are easy for handling even with kids.

We cover many aspects of common reptiles such as bearded dragons, leopard geckos, snakes, tortoises, and more.

20 Snakes With Bands (Pictures and Identification)

Various types of snakes have bands with different colors. Discover 20 snakes with bands you may encounter.

There are various venomous snake species in Oklahoma. Discover 46 types of snakes in Oklahoma (with names, and pictures)

Some snakes can flatten their neck to look similar to cobras. Discover 14 snakes with hoods that look like cobras.

Some snakes have horns on the head or nose to protect the eyes from sand and sun. Discover 21 snakes with horns.

Some lizards have small limbs or no limbs at all. This makes them resemble snakes. Discover 17 lizards that look like snakes.

Kentucky is home to both venomous and non-venomous snakes. Checkout 32 types of snakes you may see in Kentucky.

Most snakes in Maryland are non-venomous. However, 2 species are venomous. Discover 25 types of snakes in Maryland.

Mississippi is home to both venomous and non-venomous snake species. Discover 48 snakes you might see in Mississippi.

Indiana is home to numerous non-venomous snakes. Check out all 40 types of snakes in Indiana that you may see.

We put together all 28 types of snakes you might encounter in Ohio with names, pictures, and identification guides.