Reptilia 114 - Jurassic World in the living room, dinosaur for the terrarium

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Reptilia 114 - Jurassic World in the living room, dinosaurs for the terrarium

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Tropical land snails

Cover story: Jurassic World in the living room – dinosaurs for the terrarium

“Jurassic World” is this summer’s blockbuster. Hardly anyone can escape the fascination of dinosaurs. And our modern-day prehistoric creatures quickly catch the eye. Many lizards actually look like real dinosaurs in miniature. They enchant with their prehistoric charm and make many people want to keep such a miniature dinosaur at home. And the best thing is: with many species, this is very possible! We present the best “dinosaurs” for the terrarium. And, of course, we take a closer look at “Jurassic World” and talk to a palaeontologist about the chances of us actually being able to see real dinosaurs one day – and whether they would even look like they do in the cinema.

Editorial
Magazine
Dates

Western Herp Perspectives
The end of the golden age for terrariums
B. Love
Photo story

The return of the prehistoric lizards
H. Werning

Keeping and breeding
Jurassic World in the living room. Mini dinosaurs for the terrarium
H. Werning

Film review
Jurassic World – The park is open
H. Werning

Interview
Jurassic World – Questions about the film
A. Kwet in conversation with R. Schoch

Keeping and breeding
The Green Water Dragon (Physignathus cocincinus) in the terrarium
M. Rogner

Plants
Arum plants in the terrarium Part 2: Climbing araceae
B. Akeret

Keeping and breeding
The local variants of Rhacodactylus leachianus in terrarium keeping Part 2: The island forms
S. Cemelli & F. Fast

Reportage
Slowing down through the rainforest
M. Gaulke

Animals of our homeland
The pond frog
R. Leptien

Library
Also in your neighbourhood
Service

Journey
A round trip through Sri Lanka
V. Harport

Preview

Incubator
The holiday job
A. “Spider” Krenzke

Composition

Feeding recommendation

Technical details

Size information

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