Tropical Herping

20/04/2026

14/04/2026

🇪🇨 has 208 species of lizards. Our 2026 photography and tour takes you into the habitat of about one half of this diversity. One of the most sought after species is the Red-eyed Dwarf Iguana ( oshaughnessyi), pictured here.

Find out which areas we will explore at 👉 www.tropicalherping.com/ecuador.html

Photos by Alejandro Arteaga.

09/02/2026

Could you spot this animal while casually walking in the ?

This is a Sidewinding ( peringueyi) 🐍, photographed by Lucas Bustamante during our Wildlife Photography and Herping tour.

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14/01/2026

Tropical Herping announces a completely redesigned website as well as new tours and dates for 2026 and 2027, including to , , , , and .

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02/01/2026

Our 2026 photography and herping tour will focus heavily on 🐸, including the Red Bright-eyed Frog ( pyrrhus), pictured here.

Find out which areas we will explore at 👉 www.tropicalherping.com/madagascar.html

Photo by Jose Vieira.

18/12/2025

We have opened our 2026 🇱🇰 wildlife photography and tour.

Find out which areas we will explore at 👉 www.tropicalherping.com/sri_lanka.html

The tour will bring you into the habitat of the Indian Star Tortoise ( elegans) 🐢. Photo by Frank Pichardo.

24/11/2025

We have opened our 2026 wildlife photography and tour.

Find out which areas we will explore at 👉 www.tropicalherping.com/ecuador.html

The tour will take you into the habitat of more than 12 species of , including the Black-mantled Tamarin ( nigricollis).

11/11/2025

We have opened our 2026 wildlife photography and tour.

Find out which areas we will explore at 👉 www.tropicalherping.com/madagascar.html

The tour will focus heavily on , including the strawberry morph of the Panther Chameleon ( pardalis), picture here.

Photo by Alejandro Arteaga.

27/10/2025

New dates for our wildlife photography and tour.

Reserve your spot at 👉 https://www.tropicalherping.com/borneo.html

Photograph the incredibly biodiversity of Borneo, such as this Sumatran Gliding ( sumatranus), photographed by Chien Lee Wildlife Photography (one of the leaders of this tour).