Terraria 61 - Fascinating shrub frogs

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Terraria 61 - Fascinating Rowing Frogs

Lacroix-Kukri snake
Life strategies of the fire salamander

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Cover story: Fascinating Rowing Frogs

Rowing frogs have a lot to offer, both in the wild and as terrarium animals: stunningly bright colours, amazing camouflage skills or bizarre shapes, a wide variety of reproductive strategies and other remarkable behaviours, such as the “gliding flight” of certain species or “leg waving”. The famous moss frogs also belong to this group of amphibians.

In this issue of TERRARIA/elaphe, we present these fascinating tree dwellers in detail. In addition to reports on the successful keeping and breeding of particularly exciting species, we also bring you up to date on the recently revised systematics of moss frogs – as this has implications for species kept in terraria!

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