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  1. Amphibian Forums

    Amphibians are ectotherms (cold-blooded) animals that belong to the class Amphibia and include over 7,000 species of frogs, toads, newts, and salamanders. Of these species, nearly 90% of them are frogs.
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    1. Amphibian - General

    2. Caecilians

    3. Horned Frogs

    4. Poison Dart Frogs

    5. Salamanders & Newts

    6. Toads

    7. Tree Frogs

    Latest: 10 Gallon Tank Darkbird, Mar 22, 2019 at 9:22 AM

  2. Crocodilian Forums

    Crocodilians are ectortherms with a four-chambered heart and a unidirectional looping system of airflow within the lungs. They are as old as the dinosaurs and include alligators, caimans, crocodiles and the gharial.
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    Crocodilian Forums

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    1. Crocodilians - General

    2. Crocodilian Species Information

    Latest: Alligators In North Texas Merlin, Apr 20, 2018

  3. Lizard Forums

    Most lizards have small heads, short necks, and long bodies and tails, in comparison to the rest of their anatomy, and most lizards have movable eyelids that haven't been fused open. There are currently over 6,000 lizard species documented, which include bearded dragons, chameleons, geckos, iguanas, monitor lizards, and skinks.
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    1. African Fat-tailed Geckos

    2. Alligator Lizards

    3. Cyclura - Rock Iguana

    4. Anoles

    5. Bearded Dragons

    6. Chameleons

    7. Geckos - Other

    8. Green Iguanas

    9. Ctenosaura - Spiny Tail Iguana

    10. Leopard Geckos

    11. Lizards - General

    12. Monitors

    13. Rhacodactylus

    14. Skinks

    15. Tegu

    16. Tokay Geckos

    17. Uromastyx

    18. Water Dragons

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  4. Snake Forums

    Snakes are ectotherms made up of more than 3,000 species. Snakes don't possess legs, eyelids or external ears, which is how they are distinguished from legless lizards.
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    Snake Forums

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    1. Boas

      1. Emerald Tree Boa/Arboreal Boas

      2. Common/Red Tail Boa

      3. Solomon Island Boas

      4. Rosy Boas & Sand Boas

      5. Hog Island Boas

      6. Boas *General*

      7. Rainbow Boas

    2. Colubrids

      1. Corn Snakes

      2. Kingsnakes

      3. Ratsnakes

      4. Garter & Water snakes

      5. Pituophis (Pines, Bulls, Gophers)

      6. Colubrids *General*

      7. Hognose Snakes

      8. Milksnakes

    3. Pythons

      1. Ball Pythons

      2. Blood Pythons

      3. Burmese Pythons

      4. Carpet/Diamond Pythons

      5. Reticulated Pythons

      6. Green Tree Pythons

      7. Pythons *General*

      8. Childrens Pythons

    4. Snakes - General

    5. Venomous Snakes

      1. General Venomous

    Latest: New Gtp Darkbird, Jan 18, 2019

  5. Turtle Forums

    Turtles are ectotherms that typically spend a portion, or all of their lives in water and tend to have webbed feet for swimming.
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    Turtle Forums

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    1. Turtles

    Latest: Turtle Pond Information And Tips? Darkbird, Sep 21, 2018

  6. Tortoise Forums

    Tortoises are land-dwelling turtles in the order Testudines. Opposed to living a portion of their lives in the water, tortoises have been designed for a life on land.
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    Tortoise Forums

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    1. Tortoises

    Latest: Aldabran Tortoises Yvonne G, Sep 1, 2018