Reptilia 45 - Health of terrarium animals

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Reptilia 45 - Health of terrarium animals

Moorish tortoises
Sword-tailed anoles
Texas rattlesnake

Contents:

- 2 EDITORIAL

- 4 MAGAZINE

- 12 DATES

- 14 WESTERN HERP PERSPECTIVES
  The rise of the "Köpys"
  By B. Love

- 18 PHOTO REPORTAGE
  Prophylaxis instead of therapy – avoiding husbandry-related diseases in terrarium animals
  By T. Eisenberg

- 26 REPORTAGE
  Buying reptiles – What should you look out for? By J. Rauh
- 30 HERPETOFAUNA
  Salmonella in reptiles By T. Eisenberg
- 36 REPORTAGE
  The animal welfare relevance of the castration of male green iguanas (Iguana iguana). Indications, procedure, results By M. Baur, E. Härtel, R.W. Hoffmann & F. Weber
- 42 TRAVEL
  The herpetofauna of the Middle Atlas of Morocco By U. Schlüter
- 51 PORTRAIT AND POSTER
  Pachydactylus kochii
  By M. Barts

- 56 KEEPING AND BREEDING
  On the mating behaviour of tropical clawed frogs Silurana sp. – Part 2
  By K. Kunz

- 64 HERPETOFAUNA
  Moorish tortoises (Testudo graeca) on the Turkish Riviera
  By H.W. Köhler

- 72 KEEPING AND BREEDING
  On the knowledge, keeping and breeding of the sword-tailed anole (Anolis valencienni) (DUMERIL & BIBRON, 1837))
  By R. & R.J. Hilgenhof

- 77 RAT & TAT

- 79 SMALL ADVERTS

- 82 HERPETOFAUNA
  North America’s king of rattlesnakes – Crotalus atrox – Part 1
  By H.W. Köhler

- 92 LIBRARY

104 GLOSS
All the happiness of this earth – Part 2: Descent
By H. Werning

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