Reptilia 32 - Skinke
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Reptilia 32 Skinks
Madagascan reed frogs
Grasshopper recipe
Star tortoise
Contents:
- 2 Editorial
- 3 Magazine
- 11 Dates
- 14 Western Herp Perspectives
The value of the nature experience
from B. Love - 16 Photo reportage
Skink
by A. Hauschild - 22 Herpetofauna
Observations on Eumeces (=Novoeumeces) schneideri aldrovandii
from S. Wegner - 28 Keeping and breeding
On the care and breeding of Algerian skinks (Eumeces [=Novoeumeces] algeriensis) Peters, 1864
by R. Struijk - 35 Keeping and breeding
Australian snail skink Cyclodomorphus gerradii Grav, 1845 – Care and breeding - 41 Reportage
Delicious, these grasshoppers
by I. & B. Fritzsche - 44 Journey
A journey to the United Arab Emirates - From the mangroves to the scree desert
by R. Leptien - 51 Portrait and poster
Elaphe quatorlineata
from B. Trapp - 56 Keeping and breeding
The Indian star tortoise Geochelone elegans (Schoepf, 1795) – a problematic tropical tortoise? Part 1: Appearance, distribution and local breeds, acclimatisation, introduction to the breeding group
by J. Bidmon - 66 Reportage
Japan in the year of the snake
by A. Kast & M. Mori - 71 Herpetofauna
The Madagascan marsh frogs of the genus Heterixalus
by K. Schmidt, F. Glaw & M. Vences - 80 Reptilia on the road
The snake park "World of Snakes" in Grecia, Costa Rica
by R. Fenske - 87 Classifieds
- 91 Advice and action
- 94 Library
- 104 Gloss
Our author Dr Specht
by H. Werning
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2 Editorial
3 Letters to the editor
6 Magazine
15 Dates
18 Western Herp Perspectives, The role of terrarium clubs, by B. Love
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16BREEDING IN HUMAN CAREObservations on the Indochinese Hinged Turtle Cuora galbinifrons galbinifronsArwin & Irmhild Hiller
22BREEDING IN HUMAN CARE Observations and experiences regarding the keeping and breeding of Cuora galbinifrons bourretiMonika & Johannes Janßen
28 BREEDING IN HUMAN CAREBreeding of Cuora galbinifrons picturataLies Niessen
31 PORTRAITSaw-backed Flat Turtle, Homopus s. signatus Hans - Dieter Philippen
35REPORTAGEFrozen food - Part IIHans - Dieter Philippen
40REPORTAGEReducing the bycatch rate of sea turtles José. Báez, Raimundo Real & Juan A. Caminas
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50REPORTAGEVisit to the African island of ChanguuHorst Köhler
56REPORTAGEA house for spur-thighed tortoises - Part IIHilko Funsch
60BOOK TIP
61CLASSIFIEDS
62REGIONAL GUIDE
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4 Mediterranean tortoises Alexander Pieh & Hans - Dieter Philippen
35 The natural outdoor enclosure for species-appropriate keeping Mediterranean tortoises Peter Buchert
42 Construction and operation of a small greenhouse for keeping Mediterranean tortoises Thomas Wilms & Beate Löhr
47 A rare ectoparasite infestation: snake mites (Ophionyssus natricis) among Greek tortoises of the subspecies Testudo hermanni boettgeri Jutta Wiechert
50 The tortoises of IranPersian populations of the Moorish tortoise Markus Auer & Mario Herz
56 The tortoises of IranSteppe tortoises in Persia Mario Herz & Markus Auer
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79 Behind the scenes at a Slovenian tortoise farm Hans - Dieter Philippen
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3 READER LETTERS
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61 CLASSIFIED ADS
62 REGIONAL GUIDE