Draco 56 - Terrarium Equipment
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Draco 56 - Terrarium equipment
Contents:
Editorial
Terrarium design
Patrick Schönecker
Seven steps to a self-built back wall
Diana & Oliver Fink
A piece of North American desert in your living room: building and designing a terrarium for collared iguanas
Jana Buchwald
A near-natural terrarium for the carpet python
Daniel Renner
Redesign of a terrarium for Lampropeltis alterna
Malte Hornig
Buyable and good: cork backgrounds and other furnishings from specialised retailers and their use in terrariums
Diana & Oliver Fink
Construction of a polystyrene terrarium system for the animal-friendly keeping, breeding and rearing of lizards
Hans Esterbauer
Lizards and succulents in the winter garden terrarium
Beat Akeret
Composition
Feeding recommendation
Technical details
Size information
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