SWCHR DISCUSSION FORUMS
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The Southwestern Center for Herpetological Research (SWCHR) now operates fifteen (15) public forums, all focusing on herpetological topics as they relate to the herpetofauna of the American Southwest. In addition, we now operate one (1) public forum focusing on all aspects of the herpetofauna of Mexico.
Anyone can read the posts made on the SWCHR General Forums, but YOU MUST REGISTER IN ORDER TO POST OR TO REPLY TO POSTS IN THIS SECTION. ALSO, PLEASE NOTE THAT ACCESS TO THE SWCHR Focus Groups IS RESTRICTED TO REGISTERED USERS. Registration is FREE and only takes a few moments of your time to accomplish. In order to prevent our forums from becoming platforms for spammers and hackers, all registrations are reviewed and activated by our Forums Administrator. To register just email your desired user name and password to the Forums Administrator. When your registration has been processed (normally within a couple of hours) you will receive a system generated email confirming your registration. YOU MUST PROVIDE A VALID EMAIL ADDRESS WHEN YOU REGISTER.
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Mar 11th, 2010, 10:34pm
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SWCHR DISCUSSION FORUMS
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SWCHR GENERAL FORUMS - GUESTS MAY VIEW THIS SECTION - POSTING REQUIRES FREE REGISTRATION |
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INTRODUCTORY FORUM FOR NEW REGISTERED USERS This forum provides a place for new registered users to ask questions about the forums and their operation and to introduce themselves to the rest of us. New users are encouraged to make this forum one of their first stops after they register in order to break the ice by introducing themselves to other users. Please feel free to tell us a little about yourself so we can get to know you. Coral-bellied Ring-necked Snake photo by Patrick H. Briggs
Moderators: billw, TobyBrock |
Yesterday at 11:29pm
In: Re: Welcome John Slone!
By: Terry Cox
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FIELD HERPING AND FIELD STUDIES FORUM Here you may post messages or questions pertaining to all aspects and issues regarding field herping, field studies, field research and observations occuring in the American Southwest. Texas Indigo Snake photo by Jason Penney
Moderator: Todd Hughes/antelope |
Today at 6:10pm
In: Re: A few from 09
By: G. Keown
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HERP CONSERVATION AND LEGISLATIVE ISSUES FORUM Here you may post messages, information or questions pertaining to all aspects of herp conservation and legislative issues relevant to the herpetofauna of the American Southwest. Desert Tortoise photo by Jason Penney
Moderator: H.F.Koenig |
Mar 6th, 2010, 7:19am
In: California Tiger Salamand...
By: G. Keown
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HERPETOCULTURE AND CAPTIVE BREEDING FORUM Here you may post messages or questions pertaining to all aspects and issues regarding the keeping, breeding, health, and captive propagation of all species indigenous to the American Southwest. Hatching Trans-Pecos Rat Snake photo by Dan Grubb
Moderator: TobyBrock |
Yesterday at 8:45am
In: Re: Gila Monster stolen f...
By: Todd Hughes/antelope
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HERPETOLOGICAL PHOTOGRAPHY FORUM Since SWCHR supports and encourages high quality herpetological photography and provides cash awards for the Photo of the Month along with our annual Award for Excellence in Herpetological Photography we felt this forum was needed. Here you may post messages or questions pertaining to photography equipment and photography techniques used in herpetological photography. You may also post your own photographic images for other members to review and critique, or perhaps you have just taken a super herp photo that you just want to show off. Sonoran Green Toads photo by Jason Penney
Moderator: Jason Penney |
Mar 6th, 2010, 11:00pm
In: Re: Photo of the Month fo...
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HERPETOLOGICAL LITERATURE FORUM Here you may discuss, review, recommend, promote, share information about, and ask questions about books and other publications relative to the herpetofauna of the American Southwest. Tell us about about what you are currently reading or if you have written something, perhaps you would like to share it with us. Northern Scarlet Snake photo by John Williams
Moderator: G. Keown |
Yesterday at 4:19pm
In: Re: Book Review: A Guide...
By: Diego Ortiz
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HERPETOLOGICAL TAXONOMY FORUM Here you may post messages or questions pertaining to all aspects & issues regarding the taxonomy, including proposed and recent taxonomic changes, of the herpetofauna indigenous to the American Southwest. Baird's Rat Snake photo by Jason Penney
Moderator: Tom Lott |
Mar 9th, 2010, 5:27pm
In: Re: Taxonomic notes - Lam...
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HERP PRODUCT REVIEW FORUM Here you may post reviews, discuss, share information about, and ask questions about various herp related products including but not limited to hooks, tongs, field lighting equipment, caging, photo equipment, incubators, heating thermostats, herping footwear, etc. Photo by Damon Salceies
Moderator: Damon_Salceies |
Jan 18th, 2010, 7:13pm
In: Re: Temperature Guns
By: Todd Hughes/antelope
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MISCELLANEOUS FORUM Here you may post 'almost' any herp related topic that would likely be considered 'off-topic' if it were to be posted on any of the other forums. You may also post meeting, show and other event information, obituaries, etc. You may post the occasional individual or pair of captive born animals wanted and for sale, etc, DO NOT post wild caught animals for sale on this forum and please DO NOT post lists containing multiple animals, stock lists or availability lists or any other type of commercial ads. Sierra Nevada Ensatina photo by Patrick H. Briggs
Moderator: G. Keown |
Yesterday at 4:22pm
In: Re: Cretaceous dino eatin...
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SWCHR FOCUS GROUPS - ACCESS TO THIS SECTION REQUIRES FREE REGISTRATION |
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LACERTILIA FOCUS GROUP This board is reserved for those registered users wishing to discuss or post information concerning any of the lizards of the American Southwest. Great Basin Collared Lizard photo by Patrick H. Briggs
Moderator: G. Keown |
Feb 23rd, 2010, 9:55pm
In: Heloderma redux
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LAMPROPELTIS FOCUS GROUP This board is reserved for those registered users wishing to discuss or post information concerning the kingsnakes and milk snakes (Lampropeltis) of the American Southwest. New Mexico Milk Snake photo by Gerald Keown
Moderator: Terry Cox |
Mar 7th, 2010, 7:16pm
In: Re: Which subspecies of L...
By: Tom Lott
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PITUOPHIS FOCUS GROUP This board is reserved for those registered users wishing to discuss or post information concerning the gopher snakes and bull snakes (Pituophis) of the American Southwest. Bullsnake photo by Gerald Keown
Moderator: Diego Ortiz |
Feb 1st, 2010, 1:13pm
In: Re: Brewster Sonorans
By: Todd Hughes/antelope
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RAT SNAKE FOCUS GROUP This board is reserved for those registered users wishing to discuss or post information concerning the rat snakes (Bogertophis, Pantherophis and Senticolis) of the American Southwest. Great Plains Rat Snake photo by Robert Capriccio
Moderator: TobyBrock |
Feb 19th, 2010, 12:55am
In: Re: Some Meahllmorum pics...
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ROSY AND RUBBER BOA FOCUS GROUP This board is reserved for those registered users wishing to discuss or post information concerning Rosy Boas and Rubber Boas (Lichanura and Charina) of the American Southwest. Coastal Rosy Boa photo by Jerry Hartley
Moderator: billw |
Mar 4th, 2010, 7:58pm
In: Re: eyeless rosy and othe...
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VENOMOUS SNAKES FOCUS GROUP This board is reserved for those registered users wishing to discuss or post information concerning the venomous snakes (Crotalus, Sistrurus, Agkistrodon, Micruroides, and Micrurus) of the American Southwest. Western Diamondback Rattlesnake photo by the late James D. Bear
Moderator: billw |
Today at 7:55pm
In: Re: C. tigris right after...
By: Tom Lott
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SOUTH OF THE BORDER FOCUS GROUP Due to the considerable overlap of species between the American Southwest and Mexico along with the fact that we share both the Chihuahuan Desert and the Sonoran Desert with Mexico, SWCHR has opted to provide our registered users a forum for the discussion of all aspects of Mexican herpetology and herpetoculture. If your post is about a species indigenous to Mexico but not to the American Southwest this is where it belongs. Mexican Dusky Rattlesnake photo by Brendan O'Connor
Moderator: G. Keown |
Jan 20th, 2010, 8:51pm
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