Rodent container Falco

Falco rodent container ideal for small rodents The Falco rodent container is not only an absolute eye-catcher, but also the paradise for every small rodent! Completely made of glass two built-in glass shelves sliding doors grid cover on top - good ventilation / always fresh air the litter can be filled very high (30cm) Falco 100: 100x53x100cm (internal dimensions 99x52x99cm)for up to 10 coloured micefor 1 golden hamster (not optimal because of the drop height)for 2 to 3 degusfor 2 to 4 gerbilsfor 2 to 4 rats Falco 120: 120x60x120cm (internal dimensions 119x59x119cm)for up to 12 coloured micefor 1 golden hamster (not optimal because of the drop height)for 2-6 gerbilsfor 2-6 ratsfor 2-6 degu Without contents! The rodent containers are suitable for hamsters, coloured mice, gerbils, rats and degus.The Falco rodent containers are made completely of glass and have two built-in glass shelves. The cover is grid and thus ensures good ventilation. Thanks to the high glass pane at the front, the litter can be filled very high. Offer your rodent paradise! The rodent container will be delivered by a forwarding agent. Legal requirements for coloured mice: Enclosure at least 60x30cm for 5 animals (not our recommendation!) Bedding Hiding places for all animals Nest material fresh branches Gnawing objects such as softwood or fresh branches Pair or group housing  Legal requirements for hamsters: Enclosure at least 60x30cm (not our recommendation!) Hiding places Digging layer 15cm Climbing opportunities Nest material Gnawing objects such as softwood or fresh branches Single housing  Legal requirements for gerbils: Enclosure at least 100x50cm for 2 animals Bedding / digging layer 25cm Hay and straw Hiding places for all animals Nest material Sand bath Gnawing objects such as softwood or fresh branches Group housing Legal requirements for rats: Enclosure at least 100x50cm for 2 animals Hiding places for all animals Coarse-structured food: hay or straw fresh branches Group housing

Trixie indoor enclosure wood/plastic 114×30×74 cm with acrylic glass and door flap. A beautiful indoor enclosure for guinea pigs made of wood and acrylic glass. This practical enclosure not only offers plenty of space to move around, but is also quick and easy to clean. Ideal for two guinea pigs - ideally with an additional free-range enclosure. Product features: Front wall with acrylic glass: The front wall made of transparent acrylic glass allows you to observe your guinea pigs at all times while providing a stable and secure structure. Removable wall: The acrylic glass wall is removable for easy access or to customize the enclosure. Side door flap: The side-mounted, lockable door flap allows easy opening and closing so that you can easily let your pet in and out. Removable plastic tray: The plastic tray can be removed quickly for easy and hygienic cleaning. Untreated wood: The enclosure is made of untreated wood, which creates a natural and healthy environment for your pets. Advantages of the Trixie indoor enclosure: Practical cleaning: Thanks to the removable plastic tray, the enclosure can be cleaned quickly and easily - for hygienic keeping. Flexibility and adaptability: Thanks to the removable acrylic wall and the lockable door flap, the enclosure can be flexibly adapted to your needs and those of your pet. Comfort and safety: The untreated wood creates a natural atmosphere and is also safe for your pets. Expandable: Combine the enclosure with other Trixie indoor free-range enclosures to create more space.

Beautiful rodent tank with grid structure for hamsters and gerbils Suitable for hamsters, gerbils and coloured mice with two floors and two wooden ladders (without bedding) Dimensions 114x55x35cm (66cm with grid structure) Rodent tank with grid structure The Figo 120 rodent home is suitable for 1 hamster 2-4 gerbils up to 8 coloured mice The home is supplied with two floors and ladders. Legal regulations for coloured mice: Enclosure min. 60x30cm for 5 animals (not our recommendation!) Bedding Hiding places for all animals Nest material fresh branches Gnawing objects such as softwood or fresh branches Pair or group housing Legal regulations for hamsters: Enclosure min. 60x30cm (not our recommendation!) Hiding places Digging layer 15cm Climbing possibilities Nest material Gnawing objects such as softwood or fresh branches Individual housing Legal regulations for gerbils: Enclosure min. 100x50cm for 2 animals Bedding / digging layer 25cm Hay and straw Hiding places for all animals Nest material Sand bath Gnawing objects such as softwood or fresh branches Group housing

Reptilia 29 King snakes SpainDecorated spiny-tailed lizardGreenhouse terrarium Contents: 2 Editorial 3 Letters to the editor 6 Magazine 15 Dates 18 Western Herp Perspectives, The role of terrarium clubs, by B. Love 20 Photo report, The genus Lampropeltis, by P. Gérard 28 Care and breeding, Snakes of the genus Lampropeltis in the terrarium, by Dr, D. Schmidt 36 Reportage, Commentary fight in the Mexican king snake, by T. Kölpin 43 Journey, More than just a beach holiday – A herpetological excursion across the Iberian Peninsula, by B. Trapp 51 Portrait and poster, Iguana iguana 56 Care and breeding, Care and breeding of the decorated spiny-tailed lizard Uromastyx ocellata ocellata, by M. Evers 62 Care and breeding, Praying mantids (Mantodea) – An overview. Part 2: Distribution, way of life, care and breeding, identification, by R. Ehrmann 68 Care and breeding, On the care and breeding of clawed frogs (Silurana spec.)– Part 2: Rearing tadpoles and juvenile frogs, discussion and literature, by K. Kunz 73 Herpetoculture, Kambô – The frog vaccination, by R. & B. Pieper 84 Advice and action 89 Classifieds 93 Library 104 Gloss, Uni, by K. Kunz

Rager home with tier and stairsThis rodent enclosure offers plenty of space for your rodents. It comes with a tier and a ladder made of wood. The floor is attached so that this can not be undermined and thus no danger.Despite this, you can still freely arrange the enclosure and give free rein to your imagination - your animals will certainly find it exciting.Please note that the bedding height must be at least 15cm for all hamster species and 25cm for gerbils. In addition, it is important to provide your animals retreats and rodent objects = natural wood, such as hazel, birch, fruit trees. For color mice climbing possibilities are important and for hamsters you need a running wheel. For dwarf hamsters with at least 20cm diameter and for gold and teddy hamsters at least 30cm diameter.This rodent jar is available in two sizes:100 x 40 x 40 cm =suitable for 1 golden hamster/teddy hamster, 1 dwarf hamster, 2 - 4 color mice120 x 50 x 50 = suitable for 1 golden hamster/teddy hamster, 1 dwarf hamster, 2 gerbils, 2 - 6 color miceMaterial: glass with wood/grid cover

Rodent enclosure FALCO - The adventure area for colored mice, dwarf hamsters and teddy hamstersThe FALCO rodent enclosure offers a real paradise for colored mice, dwarf hamsters and teddy hamsters on a generous 100 x 50 cm and a height of 40/75 cm.This spacious enclosure is optimally designed to encourage the natural urge to move and the curiosity of your small rodents. The FALCO is not just a cage, but a complete world of adventure! Equipped with two levels, stairs and a cozy little house with a red roof, the FALCO offers a wide range of activities for your rodents.The integrated house invites them to hide and rest, while the stable floors and stairs encourage them to explore and climb.Special features of the FALCO rodent enclosure:Lots of space and variety: Generous size and several levels for more movementAccessories included: tiers, stairs and small house with red roof for extra fun and comfortSafe & stable: High-quality workmanship for a durable rodent enclosureThe FALCO rodent enclosure is the ideal solution for anyone who wants to offer their colored mice, dwarf hamsters or teddy hamsters an exciting yet cosy home.Size: 100x50cm H40/75cm

The bearded dragon (Pogona)Area of origin:The native habitat of the bearded dragon (Pogona) is Australia.Habitat:The bearded dragon can be found in semi-deserts, steppes and tree steppes. The bearded dragon is actually quite common in its natural habitat. The bearded dragon likes to live alone. However, their habitat in the wild is close to other members of their species. The males occupy a territory that covers several square metres. They sit and nod frequently. They also like to spend time in populated and agricultural areas.The matching camouflage colouring and the spiny scales help the contours of the bearded dragons to blend in with their surroundings.Keeping:Temperature and humidity are very important when keeping bearded dragons. The average daytime temperature is between 30° and 35 °C. However, the bearded dragon should have different temperature zones between which it can change. At night, the temperature should not be allowed to drop below 20 °C. The optimum humidity is between 30 % and 40 %. Humidity should not exceed 40 % in the long term, as this could lead to fungal skin diseases.What size of terrarium for bearded dragons?As a pet shop, we generally recommend the bigger the better. However, 150 × 60 × 100 cm is the minimum. The higher the better, bearded dragons love to sunbathe.Bearded dragons can be kept very well on their own. Only in sufficiently large and well-structured terrariums is it possible to keep a small harem (one male with 2-3 females) or a pure group of females.Food:Bearded dragons are so-called omnivorous animals. They need fresh green food as well as insects. You have to be very careful with too many insects as this unfortunately leads to obesity. The older the bearded dragon gets, the more they become vegetarians and sometimes refuse insects altogether.Feeding example:MO: courgette, chicory, chives, carrot, hay, Golliwoog food plantMI: Endive, daisies, dandelion, hay and two insects (crickets, desert locusts or zophobas etc.)FR: Pumpkin, rocket, hazelnut leaves, hay, Golliwoog food plantSO:Chicory, dandelion, desert locusts, Argentine cockroaches, hayWhen feeding green food, care must be taken to ensure that it is not too wet and that it is cut into bite-sized pieces. As bearded dragons in the wild rarely have access to juicy, fresh grass, hay helps to make it drier and more digestible.If diarrhoea occurs, more hay can be added to the food, it usually disappears after a week, otherwise a vet who is familiar with reptiles should be consulted.