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Reptilia 21 - Terrarium equipment

Sand otters
Phrynops Dahli - a rare tortoise from Colombia
Skolopender - Schnapps and scorpion snacks

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Page 2 - Editorial
Page 3 - Letters to the editor
Page 6 - Magazine
Page 13 - Dates
Page 16 - Western Herp Perspectives: Broadening horizons abroad, by B. Love
Page 18 - Photo report: The biotope in the living room, by J. Rauh
Page 24 - Report: An uncomplicated indoor terrarium, by M. Schmidt
Page 29 - Report: Artificial rocks in the terrarium, by H. Zwartepoorte and M. Vries
Page 33 - Report: Substrates and back wall design, by J. Rauh
Page 40 - Journey: On a tail lizard excursion in northern Oregon. Part 2: From the coast to Eugene, by H. Wallays
Page 47 - Portrait and poster: Chlamydosaurus kingii, by M. Aresé and J. L. Farriols
Page 51 - Report: The sand adder Vipera ammodytes, by P. Katke and B. Trapp
Page 58 - Keeping and breeding: Keeping and breeding of some Andean keel-tailed iguanas (Stenocercus) from the Peruvian highlands. Part 3, by U. Schlüter
Page 63 - Herpetofauna Phrynops dahli - A little known turtle species from the Caribbean coast of Colombia, by J. L. de la Osa Velásquez
Page 68 - Keeping and breeding: Rare in the terrarium: The desert dragon Trapelus mutabilis, by H. D. Müller
Page 73 - Report: A drink with a bite and the liver with a sting, by I. and B. Fritzsche
Page 80 - REPTILIA on the road: Reptile Zoo Iguana in Visslingen/NL, by A. Hauschild
Page 83 - Advice and action
Page 89 - Library
Page 96 - Glossary: The crisis of statutory health insurance for reptiles and amphibians, by M. Vanselow

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