Reptilia 112 - Poison spiders & spider poisons

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Reptilia 112 - Venomous Spiders & Spider Venoms

Building an outdoor enclosure for tortoises
Prairie horned snake
Cuba

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Cover story: Venomous spiders & spider venoms

All spiders are venomous, including tarantulas, which are particularly popular in terrariums. Nevertheless, they are largely harmless to humans, but are often considered dangerous. This becomes a problem when legislators believe they need to protect the public from these “dangerous animals”. But how dangerous are venomous spiders really? We provide an overview, take a tour of the spider fauna in Australia, the kingdom of all venomous animals, and cover the keeping of venomous spiders in terrariums, from tarantulas to black widows.

Editorial
MAGAZINE
DATES

WESTERN HERP PERSPECTIVES
Frog paradise Europe
B. Love

Photo story
“Venomous spiders” in terraristics
K. Kunz

Reportage
Queensland’s spiders and their venoms Part 1: The mygalomorph spiders
T. J. Hauke

Bibliography

Keeping and breeding
Venomous yet harmless – the genera Loxosceles and Sicarius in the terrarium
G. Ackermann & A. Leetz

Reportage
Stung by a tarantula? The South Russian tarantula (Lycosa singoriensis) in Burgenland
H.-J. Luef

TERRARIUM PRACTICE
Outdoor enclosure for tortoises 2.0
M. Hallmen

KEEPING AND BREEDING
Rediscovering an old acquaintance: the Prairie Corn Snake (Pantherophis emoryi emoryi)
K. Kessler

Animals of our homeland
The smooth newt
R. Leptien

Service
Library
ALSO NEAR YOU

Journey
Cuba all inclusive. Beaches, cocktails, anoles and roll-tailed iguanas
I. Kober

PREVIEW

BRUTKASTEN
Chuckwalla anecdotes Part 1
H. Werning

Composition

Feeding recommendation

Technical details

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