This thread is dedicated to all animals of the reptilia and amphibia families. Topics include, but are not limited to: geckos, snakes of all kinds, frogs, salamanders, newts, turtles, tortoises, and much more. Before asking a question, do a search on the internet to see if it has been answered
Classifieds for finding breeders and products:
>kingsnake.com
>faunaclassifieds.com
>reptilescanada.com (Canadian breeders)
>caudata.org
Most forums will have a "for sale" section on them, so look for that, especially if you have a specific herp you want. Craigslist can also be a good source for cheap aquariums, and make sure to check for any reptile expos that occur in your area.

When asking a question, make sure to include these details:
>Type and size of animal
>Enclosure dimensions
>Humidity and temperature
>Type of substrate
>The decor you use
>How often you feed
>The type of food you use
>If your animal is wild caught or captive bred
>How often you handle
>Who you bought the animal from

Other Helpful Resources
>www.blackjungleterrariumsupply.com
>www.joshsfrogs.com
>http://www.reptilesmagazine.com
>http://www.anapsid.org
>http://www.hylid.clara.co.uk/caer.htm
>https://www.americanmadeexotics.com/breeding-ball-pythons-article.html
>http://blogs.thatpetplace.com/thatreptileblog/

Old thread: >>3072483

Discuss anything aquarium related here, including inhabitants, decor and issues.
Before asking questions in this thread, do a bit of searching online to see if it has been answered already.
Make sure you give us at least some details when asking a question, such as:

>Tank size (include dimensions, not just volume)
>Parameters (ammonia, nitrate, nitrite, pH, GH, KH)
>Any and all inhabitants + how long you've had them
>Pictures are always helpful

Tank Cycling:
>http://www.firsttankguide.net/cycle.php
>https://modestfish.com/how-to-cycle-your-aquarium/

Articles and Care Guides:
>http://seriouslyfish.com/
>https://www.practicalfishkeeping.co.uk/
>http://rainbowfish.angfaqld.org.au/Melano.htm
>http://www.scotcat.com/
>https://www.loaches.com/species-index
>http://www.theaquariumwiki.com/wiki/

Aquatic Plant Database:
>https://www.flowgrow.de/db/aquaticplants
>https://www.aquaticplantcentral.com/forumapc/plantfinder/all.php

Plants and Animals for sale:
>http://www.aquabid.com/
>http://www.liveaquaria.com/
>https://aquaticarts.com/
>https://www.wetspottropicalfish.com/
>https://www.aquariumplants.com/

Can't find what you're looking for? Check on ebay or aquabid.

Old thread: >>3071218

>noooo plains, deserts and mountains arnt nature! nature is just a synonym for forest. more trees there are the more natural it is.
why are people like this

Welcome to /kot/, the magical general of felines. You're stuck here forever.

Food & Nutrition
>http://catinfo.org/docs/Feeding%20Your%20Cat%20-%204%20pages%2011-13.pdf
>http://consciouscat.net/2012/03/22/the-best-food-for-your-cat/

Outside Enrichment
>https://catiospaces.com/
>http://www.adventurecats.org/backcountry-basics/train-your-cat-to-walk-on-a-leash/
Behavioral problems
>https://thecatsite.com/threads/inappropriate-peeing-problems-answered.9563/
>http://www.catvets.com/public/PDFs/PracticeGuidelines/FelineBehaviorGLS.pdf

Kitten care
>http://www.peteducation.com/article.cfm?c=1+2137&aid=912

Cat Food Database:
>http://catfooddb.com/

Discord
https://discord.gg/3xGbBG2

Old thread
>>3073637

Some people in my neighborhood used to let their cat roam free without a leash. A few times I caught this thing killing birds nearby, such as a female cardinal and several fledgling blue jays (heard the screams). I explained to the owners that cats are not native predators in our region of the world, and that they should not allow their cat to roam free as this is harmful to migratory birds and other wildlife, but they refused to modify their behavior. Two months ago, I put out a live trap on my property and dropped the cat off at an animal shelter. I haven't seen the cat around since.

Old Thread: >>3069950

Summer is in full swing. The fireworks are over, but your /dog/ isn't.

Dog food review site - https://www.dogfoodadvisor.com

Puppy guide - http://drsfostersmith.com/pic/article.cfm?articleid=1449

Discord: https://discord.gg/3xGbBG2

>What should I feed my dog?
>What breed of dog should I get?
>How do I train my dog?
>Rate my dog!
>Should I bring my dog to a vet?
>What breed is my dog?
>What toys should I get my dog?
>My dog is doing x, what do I do?
>Where do I get a dog?
>How do I take care of a puppy?
>How do I house train a dog?
>Can my dog eat this?
>Let me blog post!
And much more!

PetCo employee here. AMA
PetSmart legit sucks btw

Is there even a single primate more chad than the orangutan?
Look at how cool this dude looks, holy shit

Tips for keeping this big boy alive? *angry bug noises*

Octopi are fucking smart. I read somewhere once that they'd probably have evolved into higher intelligence like humans if they'd had a way to pass down knowledge from each generation. Imagine if there were two apex species on the planet, just humans on land and octopi people in the water with Atlantis cities. They'd probably be just like us and have little octopus wars and cultures and shit. Imagine a bunch of octopi setting up plastic bags hanging off coral to lynch other octopi that had a different color. We'd have octopi posting on waterproof computers calling humans who pollute in the ocean "cringe" and in return we'd have human posters calling the octopi who lynch the equivalent of black guy octopi "based". I want to know what weapons they'd evolve to use. Probably small knives at first instead of spears like humans, since they're so quick and agile. Their weapon evolution would just be refining knives until they can figure out harpoons and guns and shit since firearms and swords can't really work underwater. They'd learn animal husbandry and fly around underwater on sea turtles shooting harpoons at each other and developing water nukes. Fucking based octopi.