Reptilia 72 - Grasshoppers, crickets, house crickets
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Reptilia 72 - Grasshoppers, Crickets, House Crickets
Jamaican Anole
Indochinese Hinged Turtle
Sunglow Boas
Contents:
- 2 EDITORIAL
- 4 REPORTAGE
Potential Dangers of Giant Snakes
by B. Akeret - 13 MAGAZINE
- 21 DATES
- 24 PHOTOSTORY
Crickets and Grasshoppers
by F. Tomasinelli - 32 REPORTAGE
Grasshoppers:
Defence and Survival
by F. Tomasinelli - 36 KEEPING AND BREEDING
The Egyptian Migratory Locust
Anacridium aegyptium
by A. Mangoni - 40 REPORTAGE
Lord of the Bugs
Visiting Europe’s Largest
Breeding Facility for Feeder Insects
by H. Werning - 54 HERPETOFAUNA
The European Tree Frog (Hyla arborea)
“Frog of the Year” in the “Year of the
Frog 2008”
by A. Kwet, A. Nöllert & A. Geiger - 64 KEEPING AND BREEDING
Successful Keeping and Offspring of
Cistoclemmys (galbinifrons) bouretti,
the Indochinese Hinged Turtle
by W. & K. Heuberger - 73 TRAVEL/KEEPING AND BREEDING
Jamaica, its Iguanas and the
Giant Anole Anolis garmani
by T. Baum - 81 KEEPING AND BREEDING
And the Sun Rises … the Sunglow Boa
by R. Ihle & J. Bergman - 86 WESTERN HERP PERSPECTIVES
A Turtle Story
by B. Love - 91 LIBRARY
- 104 BRUTKASTEN
Thoughts on the Day of Milk Suffering
by H. Werning
Composition
Feeding recommendation
Technical details
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12 DATES
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