Reptilia 60 - Darwin's frogs
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Reptilia 60 - Nose frogs
Aquatic turtles in the outdoor terrarium
Australian spiny-tailed skink
Mauritius
Contents:
- 4 EDITORIAL
- 5 MAGAZINE
- 12 DATES
- 15 PHOTO REPORTAGE
From Darwin's treasure trove: Nose frogs
By H. Werning - 22 KEEPING AND BREEDING
The breeding of the nose frog
Rhinderma darwinii for more than two
decades
By K. Busse - 30 REPORTAGE
The REPTILIA project "Nose Frogs":
Field studies on Rhinoderma
darwinii, the Darwin's frog
By P. Ulmer - 39 REPORTAGE
Half-swimmers in sight? The search for
Rhinoderma rufum continues.
By M. Solé - 43 TRAVEL
Mauritius for beginners
By M. Rogner - 51 PORTRAIT AND POSTER
Montivipera xanthina
By N. Stümpel & B. Trapp - 55 KEEPING AND BREEDING
On keeping and breeding the Australian
spiny-tailed skink Egernia stokesii stokesii (Gray, 1845), with notes on feeding-
management. Part 1
By S. Knauf - 62 PRACTICE
Use of a conservatory as a terrarium-
location for a desert terrarium
Part 2: The inhabitants: Tympanocryptis tetra-
porophora (Lucas & Frost, 1895)
By T. Ackermann - 68 PRACTICE
North American aquatic turtles in the
outdoor terrarium
Part 1: General remarks
By A. S. Hennig - 72 HERPETOFAUNA
Sand lovers - The psammophilous snakes
of North Africa
By U. Schlüter - 86 FAQ - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Acquisition of tarantulas
By K. Kunz - 90 LIBRARY
- 100 WESTERN HERP PERSPECTIVES
Alterna fever
By B. Love - 104 INCUBATOR
"How do you even get something like this"?
By H. Werning
Composition
Feeding recommendation
Technical details
Size information
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