Get in touch
One address for everything, read by the person who writes the guides and builds the app. Replies usually go out within a day.
What to include so I can act on it
A few details up front save a round of emails.
A guide is wrong
Corrections get checked against the sources and applied, and several guides have already been revised this way. Vets and experienced keepers especially welcome.
- The guide URL and the sentence in question
- What you believe is correct
- A source, if you have one
Something in the app
Bugs, feature requests, help restoring a backup, or a question about the premium tier.
- iPhone or Android, and the model
- App version, from the settings screen
- A screenshot if it is a bug
- Never send passwords or payment details
Linking, citing or collaborating
Herpetological societies, rescues, vets and reptile sites that want to point members at a guide, or discuss a piece of writing.
- Which guide or topic
- Who your audience is
- What you need from me
Elsewhere
- Instagram@exoticreptilescare, short care videos and the fastest place to see new guides
- FacebookExotic Reptile Care
- App StoreExotic Reptile Care for iPhone
- Google PlayExotic Reptile Care for Android
Before you write
Questions about what the app does, whether it is free, and how records are stored are answered on the app page. Questions about who writes the guides and how they are sourced are on the about page. Questions about an animal that is unwell should go to a reptile vet, not to me. The ARAV vet finder is the place to start.