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Reptilia 07 - Climbing snakes

Turtle conservation in Nepal
Stump crocodiles in the Congo
Red-footed tarantula

Contents:

Page 2 - Editorial
Page 4 - Letters to the editor
Page 5 - Magazine
Page 16 - Photo reportage
Page 22 - Keeping and breeding: The Persian Climbing Snake Elaphe persica, by K.-D. Schulze
Page 25 - Report: Endangerment and protection of the Aesculapian snake in Germany, by M. Waitzmann
Page 29 - Keeping and breeding: Elaphe guttata, by J. Bergadá
Page 33 - Travel report: Stump crocodiles in the Congo, by A. Brieger, F. W. Huchzermeyer and J. Riley
Page 39 - Portrait and poster: Corucia zebrata, by M. Aresté and J. L. Farriols
Page 43 - Report: A species conservation programme for tortoises in Nepal, by K. Ernst, K. B. Shah and H. Schleich
Page 49 - Keeping and breeding: Dendrobates galactonotus, by R. and B. Pieper
Page 53 - Keeping and breeding: Avicularia avicularia, by J. M. Marínez Nadal
Page 57 - Herpetology and Culture: Traditional Chinese Medicine, Part 2: Turtles as fire extinguishers, by G. Peters
Page 62 - Western Herp Perspectives, by B. Love
Page 64 - Prize puzzle
Page 69 - Reptilia on the road: Arizona Sonora Desert Museum Tucson, by H. Werning
Page 74 - Advice and action
Page 77 - Library
Page 80 - Incubator: Glossary by H. Werning

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