Terraria 27 - The panther chameleon

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Terraria 27 - The Panther Chameleon

The African Horned Viper
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With its spectacular colours, the panther chameleon, Furcifer pardalis. enchants every reptile enthusiast. Fortunately, however, it is not only one of the most beautiful lizards of all, but is also easy to keep and breed for a chameleon. Carsten Schneider presents the basics of caring for and breeding these beautiful animals step by step. And it goes without saying that this cover story will be particularly colourful.

EDITORIAL
MAGAZINE
Gondwanaland – a pioneering project at Leipzig Zoo, Part 3
Andreas S. Henning

Change of staff at Museum Koenig in Bonn: Wolfgang Böhme leaves, Dennis Rödder arrives
Axel Kwet & Heiko Werning

A brief encounter with Alpine newts (Salamandra atra)
Chritiane Kohlruss

Supersilk
Kriton Kunz

Lookup

News on the pointed-head agamas of the genus Pseudocalotes
Jakob Hallermann

TERRAglobal
Hard days in Tabaconas
Maik Dobiey

TOPIC
The colourful panther. About the chameleon Furcifer pardalis
Carsten Schneider

The keeping of panther chameleons
Carsten Schneider

The breeding of the panther chameleon
Carsten Schneider

Diseases and treatment options for the panther chameleon
Carsten Schneider

The Tierra Caliente red-kneed tarantula, Brachypelma auratum – a highland tarantula from the Mexican highlands?
Boris F. Striffler

The African horned viper, Cerastes cerastes cerastes
Georg Jachan

Small but nice: Proyek Penyu – the sea turtle breeding station in Pemuteran on Bali
Martin Hallmen

Ranas de Cristal. In search of glass frogs in north-east Honduras
Alexander Gutsche

New species
Fat prey from Madagascar
Jörn Köhler

… and new “fat frogs” from Brazil
Axel Kwet

AMONG RESEARCHERS
Who belongs to whom? In search of tadpoles and frogs in the eastern lowlands of Bolivia
Arne Schulze

CATCH THE EYE
Large and small large ones – the terrarium system of Stefanie and Jochen Geiger
Michael Wirth

NEAR YOU
SUBSCRIPTION & SERVICE
PREVIEW

INCUBATOR
In reality, I was always completely indifferent to clothing (for Wolfgang Böhme)
Heiko Werning

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