Reptilia 117 - Amphibian Rarities

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Reptilia 117 - Amphibian rarities

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Night lizard
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Cover story: Amphibian rarities

In all amphibian groups there are species which, for various reasons, are not kept as frequently in terrariums as fire salamanders, dyer frogs etc.: some species are only imported rarely and in small numbers, some have no lobby, others are highly sought after but not easy to breed.

In the cover story of this issue of REPTILIA, we present such rarities in detail - with captivating photos and detailed reports on extremely pleasing breeding successes. We also visit a project in South America in which species sought after by terrarists are selectively propagated - and which simultaneously promotes science, nature conservation and environmental education.

Editorial
MAGAZINE
DATES
 
WESTERN HERP PERSPECTIVES
The fate of books, part 1
B. Love

Photo story
Amphibian rarities
K. Kunz

Keeping and breeding
Charming little fellows: Keeping and breeding Riobamba pouched frogs (Gastrotheca riobambae)
D. Schmidt

Keeping and breeding
Breeding a Ryabov’s Phantom Moss Frog (Theloderma ryabovi) in a terrarium
E. Ryboltovsky

Reportage
Sustainable marketing of frogs for terraristics in Ecuador
S. Conde

Keeping and breeding
Keeping and breeding the Iberian viper (Vipera seoanei)
A. Schmid

Services

Keeping and breeding
Care and breeding of the night lizard Lepidophyma smithi
G. Köhler

Reportage
Tuataras. The living fossils of New Zealand
O. Drewes

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Journey
The great trek. Part 1: Melting Pot South Florida
H. Werning

Preview

Incubator
Nobody warns you about this before you have children
H. Werning

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