Terraria No. 30 - Social bird spiders and other social spiders
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Terraria No. 30 - Social bird spiders and other social spiders
Freilandterrarien für Eidechsen
Die Pflege von Landschildkröten im Sommer
Die Pflege von Landschildkröten im Sommer
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Etliche Vertreter der Vogelspinnen lassen sich im Terrarium in Gruppen halten, beispielsweise Poecilotheria-Arten oder Holothele incei. Die Pflege einer solchen Spinnengemeinschaft zählt zum Faszinierendsten, was man in der Wirbellosenterraristik erleben kann. Boris F. STRIFFLER stellt nicht nur sämtliche Vogelspinnen vor, die für eine solche Haltung infrage kommen, sondern geht außerdem auch auf weitere soziale Spinnen ein – selbst auf solche, die direkt vor unserer Haustür leben!
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Boris F. Striffler
Soziale Spinnen – ein Widerspruch in sich?
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Soziale Vogelspinnen? Beispiele aus Amerika
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Das Schildkrötenjahr. Freilandbiologie und Haltung europäischer Landschildkröten über den Jahreslauf Teil 3: Juli bis August – Sommerhitze
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Die Gattung Nerodia. Wassernattern aus Nordamerika: Lebensweise sowie Haltung und Vermehrung im Terrarium Teil 1
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Eidechsen im Freilandterrarium
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Auf Amphibien- und Reptiliensuche in der Umgebung von Iquitos: Ranitomeya reticulata im Wald von Llanchama
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Neuer Pfeilgiftfrosch aus Brasilien
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Terrarianernostalgie und tropischer Regenwald in Reutlingen – ein Besuch bei Florian Riedel
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