Bird spiders in the terrarium

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Alles über Vogelspinnen im Terrarium von Martin Meinhardt

136 Seiten
123 Farbfotos, mit Karte und 4 grafischen Darstellungen
Format: 16,8 x 21,8 cm
3. Auflage
Taschenbuch
Autor Martin Meinhardt
Verlag NTV

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Vogelspinnen sind traumhafte Terrarientiere! Ihr attraktives Äusseres und das spannende Verhalten lassen sie in der Gunst der Spinnenfreunde ganz oben stehen. Der langjährige und versierte Züchter Martin Meinhardt erläutert in dieser überarbeiteten und um viele Artporträts erweiterten Auflage seines Praxis-Ratgebers alles, was Sie für die artgerechte Pflege und die erfolgreiche Nachzucht der Tiere wissen müssen.

Systematik – die Verwandtschaft der Vogelspinnen
Körperbau – so funktioniert eine Vogelspinne
Gift und Brennhaare – warum Vogelspinnen trotzdem nicht gefährlich sind
Verhalten – Beuteerwerb, Balz und Fortpflanzung
Artgerechte Pflege – Einrichten und Klimatisieren geeigneter Terrarien; Vogelspinnen richtig füttern
Erfolgreich nachzüchten – Geschlechtsunterschiede, Verpaarung, Aufzucht der Jungtiere
Detaillierte Artporträts – ausführliche Informationen zu besonders geeigneten Arten
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