Terraria 45 - Tree creepers Abronia

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Terraria 45 - Tree creepers Abronia

Majorca Treehugger Toad
Peru

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The fascinating tree creepers are a little-known but particularly magnificent reptile. In their Central American homeland, they are sometimes highly endangered, but in the terrarium hobby more and more species are being successfully kept and bred. We offer a comprehensive overview.

Territorial
Herpetorama

Cover story
Tree Snakes of the Genus Abronia
Christian Langner

Keeping and breeding the tree snake Abronia lythrochila
Christian Langner

Panorama
In search of amphibians and reptiles at the Amazonas
Tobias Eisenberg

Research
Among researchers
Black toads with red bellies: the genus Melanophryniscus in Uruguay
Raúl Maneyro

New species
Two species of treehollow toad frogs
Axel Kwet

The Italian slow worm is a separate species
Axel Kwet

Sun protection for snakes. Investigation into the UV light transmission of the eye scales and skin of some species
Jochen Geiger & Frank Buchter

Salamandra

Terraristics
Keeping and breeding the Ceylon lancehead, Trimeresurus trigonocephalus
Karsten Hoer

Care and breeding of the Majorcan midwife toad, Alytes muletensis
Sergé Bogaerts & Uwe Seidel

Nature and species conservation
Field notes
Snake wedding at the Lopper - Dice snakes at Lake Alpnach, Schweizer
Urs & Heidi Jöst

Late discovery of young sand lizards
Axel Kwet

Wall gecko with tick
Guntram Deichsel

Caution poisonous!

The amphibian of the year 2014 - a toad with warning colour
Andreas Nöllert, Axel Kwet & Richard Podloucky

Subscription & Service
Also in your neighbourhood
Preview

Incubator
Lost Dutchman Part 2
Heiko Werning

Composition

Feeding recommendation

Technical details

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