Draco 57 - Snakes: Colour and markings breedings

Draco 57 - Snakes: Colour and drawing breeding

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Draco 57 - Snakes: Colour and markings breedings

Contents:

Editorial

Variety is the trump card
Hans - Dieter Philippen

Colour forms in garter snakes. A look into the past, the present and the trends of tomorrow
Daniel Grübner

Hurricane Season
Hans-Jörg Winner

Sturdy beauties. Colour and pattern variations in Pituophis
Bernd Skubowius

The latest trends in breeding the green tree python
Marcel Hoffmann

Choose the diamond! Colour and pattern types of diamond pythons
Marc Mense

A look at colour breeding in Pantherophis guttatus
Stephan Drees

Colour and pattern forms in the western hook-nosed snake
Filip Longhitano

Real rarities: Colour varieties of the grey-banded king snake
Malte Hornig

Composition

Feeding recommendation

Technical details

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