Draco 23 - Tree Frogs
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Draco 23 - Tree frogs
Contents:
- 2 Editorial
- 4 Tree frogs (Hylidae)
– systematic reorganisation of an amphibian family
Axel Kwet - 26 The family Hylidae - Tabular overview
Axel Kwet - 40 The tree frogs of a Peruvian community
Andreas Schlüter - 48 Coral fingers and co. – observations on the
Australian hylids of the genus Litoria
Gunther Schmida - 56 Reproduction variants for tree frogs in the terrarium
Peter Janzen - 60 Adorable barkers in the terrarium
From the Caroline tree frog, Hyla cinerea (Schneider, 1799)
Kriton Kunz - 66 On keeping, care and reproduction of the tree hole toad tree frog,
Trachycephalus resinifictrix (Goeldi, 1907) in the Reptilium Landau
Thomas Wilms, Birgit Kügelgen & Tobias Schreckenbach - 73 Keeping and breeding Smilisca phaeota
Peter Janzen - 76 Central and South American tree glue frogs
(Dendropsophus-leucophyllatus group)
Karl-Heinz Jungfer - 82 The coral-fingered tree frog (Litoria caerulea) and
the golden tree frog (Litoria aurea)
– two favourites of terrarium keepers
Niklaus Meyer & Andrea Meyer - 88 Book box
- 94 Magazine
Composition
Feeding recommendation
Technical details
Size information
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