Reptilia 06 - Mimicry - The perfect deception
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Reptilia 06 - Mimicry - The perfect illusion
Malta
Building polystyrene terrariums
Nutrition of tortoises
Contents:
Page 2 - Editorial
Page 3 - Letters to the editor
Page 5 - Magazine
Page 11 - Dates
Page 14 - Western Herp Perspectives: The Queen of Snakes, by B. Love
Page 16 - Photo reportage: Mimicry, by L. Aissefaire
Page 24 - Report: Mimicry - Saving energy through camouflage, by Dr M. Gaulke
Page 32 - Keeping and breeding: Like a leaf in the wind. The walking leaf Phyllum celebicum in the terrarium, by H. Fischer
Page 38 - Travelogue: Temples, disc-tongued frogs and reptiles – impressions of a trip to Malta, by U. Schlüter
Page 43 - Photographic profile: Reptiles and amphibians in the Du Tsingy de Bamaraha nature reserve (West Madagascar), by G. Hallmann, E. Hoffmann, J. Krüger, P. Schlagböhmer and G. Trautmann
Page 47 - Portrait and poster: Gastrotheca riobambae, by H. Werning
Page 51 - Report: Nutrition of European tortoises, Part 2, by Dr C. Dennert
Page 59 - Keeping and breeding: A mini-crocodile for the paludarium – The keeled skink Tropidophorus grayi, by U. Dost
Page 64 - Terrarium practice: Styrofoam terrariums, by D. Hasselberg
Page 69 - Herpetofauna: The Bismarck Dwarf Python Liasis boa – keeping and breeding a colourful giant snake, by V. Franz
Page 72 - Herpetology and culture: Snakes go to school – Part 2, by M. Hallmen
Page 81 - Reptilia on the road: Zoo Berlin-Friedrichsfelde, by H. Werning
Page 84 - Advice and Help
Page 90 - Library
Page 96 - Satire: Something different, by A. Scheffler
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