Frankfurt: Edition Chimaira, 2015. Octavo, laminated boards, colour photographs, maps. Slightly bumped corners, otherwise perfect copy. Nine species comprise the arboreal boid genus Corallus. Combined, they range from Guatemala in northern Central America to southeastern Brazil in South America, and two species occur on islands in the West Indies. Based... More about Natural History of neotropical tree boas (Genus Corallus
Eagle Mountain: Eagle Mountain Publishing, 2007. Quarto, colour photographs, tables, maps, fine copy in dustwrapper. This book is the product of a symposium "Biology of Boas, Pythons, and Related Taxa" held at the 2005 joint meetings in Tampa, Florida, and sponsored by the Society for the Study of Amphibians and... More about Biology of the boas and pythons
Neptune City: TFH, 1990. Quarto, laminated boards, colour photographs. The almost 50 valid species and sub-species of Kingsnakes and milk snakes, genus Lompropeltis, are among the most colourful and widely-known snakes of the Americas. Because of their bright colours, hardiness, gentle temperaments, and relative ease of captive-breeding, the Kingsnakes and... More about Kingsnakes and milk snakes
Melbourne FL: Krieger Publishing Company, 2007. Quarto, laminated boards, colour and black and white photographs, text illustrations. Homalopsid snakes are aquatic rear-fanged snakes that inhabit freshwater, brackish water, and marine environments from Pakistan's Indus River eastward to Queensland, Australia. While a few live in flowing streams with clear water and... More about Homalopsid snakes: evolution in the mud
Frankfurt: Edition Chimaira, 2008. Octavo, laminated boards, Slightly bumped corners, otherwise perfect copy. Colour photographs. Recognizing that many health problems in reptiles can be avoided through careful husbandry is essential. This book about snake diseases shares his knowledge and experience gained from years as a practicing veterinarian. It is an... More about Snake diseases: preventing and recognising illness
London: New Holland, 2007. Quarto, colour photographs, maps, fine copy in dustwrapper. Few reptiles command more respect than the mighty boas and pythons. From eleven-metre-long anacondas in the Amazon to the diminutive Javelin Sand Boa, no longer than 80 centimetres, these are the longest members of the snake family. Supremely... More about Boas and pythons of the world
London: British Museum (Natural History), (1977. second edition). Octavo, text illustrations, colour plates. Fine copy in dustwrapper. More about Snakes: a natural history
Brisbane: University of Queensland Press, 1977. Octavo, colour photographs, some staining to titlepage, bookplate, fine copy in dustwrapper. More about Snakes: a natural history
Brisbane: University of Queensland Press, 1977. Octavo, paperback, colour photographs, a good copy. More about Snakes: a natural history
Poole: Blandford Press, 1981. Octavo, colour photographs, biro reased marks on front endpaper, dustwrapper. More about Poisonous snakes
Eagle Mountain: Eagle Mountain Publishing, 2002. Quarto, colour photographs, black and white illustrations, tables, maps, fine copy in dustwrapper. This volume contains exciting and novel research perspectives and insights, including information on the natural history, ecology, evolution, systematics, taxonomy, phylogeography, paleontology, physiology, behavior, reproduction, and conservation of pitvipers and true vipers. More about Biology of the vipers
Austin: University of Texas Press, 1996. Octavo, laminated boards, colour photographs. Was $55. More about Snake lover's lifelist and journal
Malabar: Krieger Publishing Company, 1996. Octavo, laminated boards, colour photographs. Covers the natural history and captive management of the genus Corallus, a small group of highly adapted tree-dwelling snakes from tropical America. More about Kaleidoscopic tree boas: the genus Corallus of tropical America