Contact Us
Thank you for visiting The Reptile Care Journal. Whether you are setting up your first enclosure, troubleshooting heating or humidity, or trying to understand a behavior change, we want to help you find practical, species-appropriate answers. Please use the form below and include your species, enclosure type, temperatures, humidity levels, and feeding schedule where relevant.
What You Can Contact Us About
We welcome questions and feedback about enclosure setup, heating, UVB lighting, humidity, substrate, feeding, supplements, shedding, health warning signs, handling, behavior, enrichment, amphibians, and invertebrate pets. If your message is about a specific article, please include the title or URL.
Corrections and Editorial Feedback
Accuracy is especially important in reptile husbandry. If you find an error or an outdated recommendation, please tell us which article and section you are referring to. We review correction requests as a priority.
Collaborations, Sponsorships, and Guest Contributions
We work with brands and organizations that serve reptile keepers responsibly. For sponsorship or partnership inquiries, describe your product or service and how it supports animal welfare. We also consider guest contributions from experienced keepers, breeders, and exotic veterinary professionals; send a brief pitch and relevant background.
Response Time and Important Note
We aim to reply within 1–2 business days. We cannot provide veterinary advice or diagnose illness from descriptions alone. If your reptile or amphibian is showing signs of illness, injury, difficulty shedding, or appetite loss, please contact a qualified exotic veterinarian. Do not delay veterinary care based on online guidance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you identify my reptile's illness from a photo? We can share general observations, but we cannot diagnose. A qualified exotic veterinarian should evaluate any health concern.
Do you cover amphibians and invertebrates? Yes—our Amphibians and Invertebrates category includes beginner-friendly care guides. If you have a specific species question, include the species name in your message.
Do you accept guest posts? Occasionally. Send a short pitch with your experience and proposed topic. We prioritize contributions that reflect hands-on keeping experience.