Paludarium 45x45x90cm ExoTerra Pro

Skyscraper terrariumHigh terrarium for climbing reptiles The Skyscraper Terrarium is the ideal solution for keeping climbing reptiles and amphibians such as dwarf geckos, anoles or tree frogs in a species-appropriate environment. Thanks to its high design, it offers optimum space for vertical movements and a natural habitat design. Product benefits at a glance: High terrarium ideal for climbing reptiles Plenty of space for natural, vertical design Optimum ventilation for a stable terrarium climate Grid cover for lighting and UV light Convenient access through front door High-quality glass finishPerfect for arboreal speciesThanks to its generous height, the Skyscraper Terrarium is ideal for animals that prefer to live in higher areas. Branches, cork tubes, plants and back walls can be optimally integrated and create a structured, natural environment. Sophisticated design & optimum ventilation The combination of front ventilation and upper mesh lid ensures a natural flow of air in the terrarium. This prevents stagnant air and supports a healthy climate for your animals. The sturdy mesh lid also enables optimum UV and heat supply from terrarium lamps. Safe, high-quality and easy to cleanThe front glass door allows easy access for care, feeding and cleaning. High-quality materials and sturdy workmanship ensure durability and safety in daily use.

Repto Terra Endura - high-quality terrarium The Repto Terra Endura is a modern, versatile terrarium with an attractive design. Ideal for reptiles, amphibians or invertebrates, it impresses with its robust materials, optimized ventilation and simple assembly.Supplied in 2 packages. The price is for both packages!Features & advantages Material: PVC plastic with wood decor edge, resistant to moisture and more durable than wood due to temperature Front ventilation: Discreet ventilation at the front for even air exchangeSliding glassdoors with lock Mesh panel at the top: For easy installation of lighting and heaters Assembly: Tool-free assembly possible, quick and uncomplicated Design: Modern PVC wood decor in gray - elegant and neutral, suitable for living spaces Lightweight: easy to transport even after installation Variants: 100×60×100 cm, 115×60×60 cmThe Repto Terra Endura combines functionality and design in a well thought-out enclosure for reptiles and amphibians. The PVC housing offers greater moisture resistance and better heat storage than wood - an important feature for a terrarium. The ventilation technology with front ventilation and mesh panel on the top allows controlled air circulation and easy access for lighting and heating systems. Thanks to its light weight, the Endura terrarium can also be moved relatively easily after assembly. It can be assembled without tools, which is particularly practical when setting up a new terrarium or moving house, The modern body in wood decor (gray tones) makes the terrarium a discreet but stylish eye-catcher - ideal for residents who appreciate both aesthetics and function.Zoo Roco tip Use at least one side with structure or climbing branches in the Repto Terra Endura to provide the animal with additional climbing opportunities. Use the mesh panel at the top to flexibly attach lighting and heating elements. A feeding flap (if available) also facilitates daily access without having to open the terrarium completely.

Paludarium from ZooMedTerrariumwith integrated nano aquarium The Zoo Med Paludarium 30 x 30 x 60 cm is the ideal solution for anyone who wants to combine water and land areas in a high-quality terrarium. Thanks to its high design, this paludarium is perfect for tropical plants, amphibians and semi-aquatic reptiles. The robust glass finish, well-designed ventilation areas and convenient front access make it an excellent choice for both beginners and experienced keepers in Switzerland.Combined paludarium for aquatic and terrestrial animalsHigh glass design for plants, climbing animals and waterfall setupsFront doors for easy access and stress-free careHigh-quality finish made from sturdy float glass The Zoo Med Paludarium, measuring 30 x 30 x 60 cm, offers ideal conditions for natural habitats with water and land zones. The height of 60 cm allows for impressive design options with tropical plants, roots, back walls or waterfalls. The front door provides convenient access for feeding, cleaning or planting, while the top ventilation ensures reliable air circulation. The sturdy glass and neat finish stand for the long-lasting quality you would expect from Zoo Med. This paludarium is ideal for keeping small animal species and is ideal for both living spaces and professional breeding or show tanks. Suitable animal species - Small poison dart frogs (dendrobates) - Tree frogs and tree frogs - Small geckos such as Phelsuma or Lygodactylus- Crabs and other semi-aquatic invertebratesTechnology & equipmentThepaludarium can be flexibly combined with lighting, foggers or filters to create near-natural micro-habitats.Zoo Roco tip:Combine the Zoo Med Paludarium with a textured back wall, LED terrarium lighting and an automatic sprinkler system. This creates a stable microclimate and presents your animals and plants in a particularly natural way.

VivoVerde Micro Terrarium with carnivorous plantsThis micro terrarium is a modern, compact solution for anyone who wants to keep carnivorous plants easily at home - all year round. Thanks to the LED light in the lid and adjustable ventilation, you can create the right conditions even in an office, apartment or small space. Each terrarium is unique and is suitable for beginners and enthusiasts alike - also ideal as a gift.Product information:Micro terrarium incl. 5 carnivorous plants (composition may vary) Glass container, 2 liter volume Round cover with integrated LED plant lighting Adjustable ventilation to regulate the humidity inside Complete substrate for carnivores included With special volcanic soil (for a structured, airy plant bed) Ideal for small areas: Home, office, shelf or desk Supports a stable microclimate through light and adjustable humidity Perfect as a gift, as it is immediately ready for use and visually appealing Suitable for beginners (compact, clearly arranged) and collectors (decorative, unique look)Scope of delivery: Glass container, 2 liter volumeLighting: 3.8 W plant lamp, 5 V, switchable light intensity Power supply: USB-A (recommended 1000 mA), charger not included Features: lid with LED, movable ventilation, substrate for carnivoresThe VivoVerde Micro-Terrarium from Aqua-Art brings the fascinating world of carnivorous plants into a format that fits into everyday life. Whether at home, in the office or as an eye-catcher on the sideboard: the compact terrarium (2 liters) is made for small spaces and allows you to keep terrarium plants at home - regardless of the season. Particularly practical: each set is unique and therefore looks like a small, living decorative object.The micro terrarium is equipped with a glass container and a round cover with integrated LED lighting to provide your plants with good conditions. The energy-saving plant lamp (3.8 W, 5 V) offers a switchable light intensity and ensures that your carnivores get enough light even if the location is not directly next to a sunny window. For the power supply, use a safe USB-A power supply (1000 mA recommended, not included) or a USB-A port on the computer. A crucial point with carnivorous plants is the right substrate. Therefore, the terrarium contains a complete substrate that is adapted to carnivores, including special volcanic soil. This plant bed supports an even moisture level and creates a structure in which the plants can gain a good foothold. The movable ventilation cover also allows you to regulate the humidity inside - depending on how humid you want your biotope to be. This promotes a climate that encourages healthy growth. The set is suitable for enthusiasts who want a decorative mini-ecosystem, as well as for beginners who want to get started without a lot of set-up work. You will receive a complete system with five carnivorous plants that can be used immediately - also ideal as a gift for anyone looking for something special.Zoo Roco tip:To keep your plants beautiful for a long time, keep the humidity stable via ventilation and avoid strong temperature fluctuations directly next to heaters or in draughts. If possible, use low-mineral water (e.g. rainwater or osmosis water) for carnivores. VivoVerde Tropical Rain is recommended as a supplement for spraying (available separately) - practical if you want to specifically increase the humidity in the terrarium.

BioArt Cylinder - Mini terrarium for moisture-loving plantsWith this mini terrarium, you can create small worlds to look at - like a living 3D picture at home.Best light quality: The powerful LED lighting (5V-7W, 344 lumens, 8300 Kelvin) provides the full daylight spectrum, supports the healthy growth of your plants and promotes the natural balance in the terrarium. Simple control: With the integrated timer (3, 9 or 12 hours) and the precise 10-stage dimming function, optimum lighting for your terrarium is guaranteed at all times. Longevity guaranteed: A quiet fan ensures efficient cooling of the LEDs, increasing their service life to an impressive 30,000 hours. Elegant design: High-quality clear glass combined with a minimalist and stylish appearance provides pleasant light and blends harmoniously into any interior. Optimal balance: The adjustable ventilation slits in the cover allow precise regulation of humidity - ideal for a healthy climate in the terrarium. Supplied without contents (plants, gravel and decoration) Technical details:Capacity: 4 liters Size: 215 mm x 216 mm x 323 mmLED lighting: 5V-7W, 344 lumen, 8300 Kelvin Color: blackTimer: 3/9/12 hours Dimming function: 10-stage Cooling: Quiet fan for an LED service life of up to 30,000 hours Power supply: USB plug and adapter included in the scope of delivery

Reptilia 34 Efts & Salamanders Foil heaters for outdoor terrariumsXenagama tayloriIn the roof of the rainforestContent:2 EDITORIAL4 READER'S LETTERS6 MAGAZINE16 DATES20 WESTERN HERP PERSPECTIVESSeptember - Ambush Attackfrom B. Love22 PHOTO REPORTAGEcaudatesby M. Staniszewski30 HUSBANDRY AND BREEDINGThe band newt Triturus vittatus ophryticusby Uwe Dost35 REPORTUnequal Brothers - The European Mountain Creek Newt (Genus Euproctus)by B. Thiesmeier & C. Hornberg43 TRAVELIn search of beavertail agams (Xenagama - A journey to Somalilandby A. Roos51 PORTRAIT AND POSTERAgalychnis callidryasby M. Schmidt56 HUSBANDRY AND BREEDINGThe Indian star turtle Geochelone elegans (Schoepff, 1795) - a problematic tropical land turtle? - Part 3: Offspringby H.-J. Bidmon63 REPORTLife above our heads: Amphibians and reptiles in the treetops of the Central American rainforestby T. Leenders70 HUSBANDRY AND BREEDINGBiology, Care and Breeding of Snakes of the Genus Pseustes (Fitzinger, 1834)by A. Hohmeister & F. Fiegenbaum75 REPORT"The foil heating - a simple and inexpensive possibility for the heat addition in free systemsby U. Strathemann78 REPORTThe oven fish (Thermobia domestica) - an ideal addition to the menu for numerous terrarium birdsby W. Schmidt81 REPTILIA ON THE ROADInnsbruck Alpine Zooby M. Hallmen88 CLASSIFIEDS92 ADVICE AND ACTION94 LIBRARY104 GLOSSERecently at the WG-Partyby Heiko WerningAnd here is an overview of the contents:This time your terraristics magazine is titled Molche & Salamander!It goes without saying that there should be a beautifully illustrated photo story in which an excerpt from the great variety of shapes of the tail amphibians is presented to you. And of course you will also get an overview of the essential facts about this amphibian order, its systematics, habitat, development and much more!The band newt Triturus vittatus ophryticusIn the wedding robe, the males of this subspecies of the band newt from Turkey and the Caucasus are certainly among the most spectacular amphibians of all: Apart from the magnificent coloration, the high and serrated ridge of the back makes the animals, which can reach a length of almost 20 cm in extreme cases, look like bizarre little dragons! Uwe Dost describes in detail and practically how to keep and breed these jewels among the newts, how to set up a suitable tank, how to care for the animals, and how to avoid possible problems from the beginning. In principle, however, the keeping and reproduction of the "water dragons" are not too difficult, so that after reading this article every amphibian friend will surely wish to take care of the beautiful newts himself! Unequal Brothers - The European Mountain Creek Newt (Genus Euproctus)For a long time, little was known about the three species of the genus Euproctus in every respect, and they were regarded as not or only very difficult to keep and breed. Burkhard Thiesmeier and Claudia Hornberg describe here as examples, how a deepened knowledge of the habitat and the living conditions of a species has a positive effect on the care results. What do the biotopes of the respective species actually look like, and what consequences does this have for husbandry? Do the animals need an aquarium or a terrarium? These and all other relevant questions for a successful breeding of the rarely maintained mountain stream newts are answered by the authors in detail and competently. Try these highly interesting newts with their unique mating behaviour!Life above our heads: Amphibians and reptiles in the treetops of the Central American rainforestIt is well known that the deep sea is still a largely unexplored "continent". However, it is far less known that the canopy of the tropical rainforest contains an unbelievable wealth of species, only a fraction of which has so far been recorded. Twan Leenders himself has been researching the "treetop" habitat for a long time and now offers you an insight into this fascinating foreign world: the bizarre Bolitoglossa salamanders with their oversized feet, flying frogs, giant anole, bromeliad lizards, they all have amazing adaptations to their biotope high above the ground. How, for example, do the amphibians that are normally bound to water reproduce up there, how do they find partners in this extensive habitat? And what is a snake known as a digging species looking for at lofty altitudes? An extraordinary contribution with extraordinary insights!"The foil heating" - a simple and inexpensive possibility for the heat supplement for free plantsAnyone who cares for reptiles in the field knows the problem: In our latitudes it is difficult to ensure sufficient heat supply. If the weather is too cool and humid, the animals become ill quite quickly. One creates remedy with expensive and current eating radiators - or with the cleveren foil heating , whose production and effectiveness Udo Strathemann describes to you. This article will show you two different ways to help you offer your reptiles adequate conditions outside, which will of course also have a positive effect on their vitality and probably their reproductive success!The Indian star turtle Geochelone elegans (Schoepff, 1795), a problematic tropical tortoise? Several years of keeping and reproduction in GermanySo here is the third part of this incredibly detailed and highly descriptive report by Hans-J. Bidmon. This time the author dedicates himself to the successful breeding of his animals, describes mating behaviour, egg laying and incubation. Exact details and data - especially for the solution of problem cases - make this contribution interesting not only for all keepers of the beautifully drawn Indian star tortoise, but each tortoise friend can deduce from it conclusions, which surely benefit his own animals!The oven fish (Thermobia domestica): An ideal enrichment of the menu for numerous terrarium birds. If you feed your insect-eating terrarium birds day in, day out with crickets or crickets, you are certainly doing something wrong. Here Wolfgang Schmidt presents a possible alternative with the oven fish, a relative of the well-known silver fish. This urine insect offers many obvious advantages for breeding as a food animal: For example, it can be easily kept and reproduced, does not make any special demands on the food, and escaped specimens normally cannot reproduce in the home and therefore do not become a plague. Particularly important: not immediately eaten Ofenfischchen nibble neither the planting nor the terrarium animals themselves! Wolfgang Schmidt gives all important tips for the breeding, from the equipment of the containers over the attitude conditions up to the efficient feeding. The oven fish - a change in the menu that you should treat your amphibians or lizards to! In search of beavertail agamas (Xenagama) - A journey to SomalilandDo you know anything about beaver tail agams? Have you ever been to Somaliland? If you answered both questions with "no", you certainly do not belong to the minority! There was hardly anything known about the genus Xenagama until now, and Somaliland is not exactly the main destination of sun-hungry African tourists. Alexander Roos, who carried out field biological studies on these very special animals there, describes the difficulties one has to struggle with when travelling to this region. The author's enthusiasm for the soon to be very trustful little agamas in the terrarium will certainly be passed on to the REPTILIA readers, especially as it is difficult to escape the impression of the beautiful photos of the cute guys anyway!Biology, care and breeding of snakes of the genus Pseustes (Fitzinger, 1843)And also with this article by Andreas Hohmeister and Franz Fiegenbaum we can offer you information about reptiles, of which so far practically no data from the terrarium keeping was available! The attractive, tree-dwelling species of the genus Pseustes are unfortunately still very rare guests in Central European terrariums, but the authors were able to cultivate two species successfully and even bring one of them several times to offspring. This probably fails with the other species only because of the lack of a female, because Hohmeister and Fliegenbaum describe the large, powerful vipers as very suitable fosterlings.A real treat for all snake fans!In addition to the above-mentioned articles, you will of course also find in this REPTILIA all the services you are accustomed to from your trade magazine, such as the sections Advice & Action, Dates, Posters, Classifieds, Library and of course the popular incubator not to forget!

Draco 46 - Paludariums and aqua-terrariums Contents: Editorial Paludariums and aqua-terrariums – a brief introduction to the subjectBeat Akeret No "land under" in aqua-terrariums – land parts for aquatic turtlesAndreas S. Hennig Keeping and breeding moss frogs of the genus Theloderma – some comments from practiceMikhail F. Bagaturov Construction, set-up and technology of an aqua-terrariumBeat Akeret Fishing spiders in the aqua-terrarium – keeping, breeding and rearing spiders of the genus AncylometesReinhard Hübers & Roland Lautensack Optimum care conditions in an aqua-terrarium for day and dwarf geckosJens Westig Plants in paludariums and aqua-terrariumsBeat Akeret Dragons in the aqua-terrarium: keeping and breeding the Philippine sailfin lizard, Hydrosaurus pustulatusMichael Wirth & Florian Riedel