Reptilia 64 - Web spiders
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Reptilia 64 - Web spiders
Colour variations of the web python
American tree frog
Chamaeleo montium
Contents:
- 2 EDITORIAL
- 3 MAGAZINE
- 12 DATES
- 16 WESTERN HERP PERSPECTIVES
The thing with the rubbish
From B. Love - 18 PHOTO REPORTAGE
Web spiders and their amazing survival strategies
By F. Tomasinelli - 26 REPORTAGE
The thousand uses of spider silk - from catching prey to brood care
By F. Tomasinelli - 31 KEEPING AND REPRODUCTION
Biology and breeding of hunting spiders of the genus Cupiennius
By F. Tomasinelli - 35 ARACHNOFAUNA
The European Tarantulas - Introduction to the genus Lycosa in Western Europe
By E. Biggi & F. Tomasinelli - 40 TRAVEL
Western emerald lizards(Lacerta bilineata) on the Atlantic coast in Brittany
By W. & Y. Lantermann - 44 TRAVEL
With harpoon and machete - the hunt for moor caimans in the Amazonas
By P. Ulmer - 51 PORTRAIT AND POSTER
Macropisthodon flaviceps
By A. Gumprecht & D. Trautmann - 56 KEEPING AND REPRODUCTION
The breeding of the American tree frog, Hyla cinerea (SCHNEIDER 1799), in the aquarium of Cologne Zoo
By K. van der Straeten, D. Karbe, S. Olbort & T. Ziegler - 64 KEEPING AND REPRODUCTION
Keeping offspring of the mountain chameleon, Chamaeleo (Trioceros) montium
By T. Paechl - 70 REPORTAGE
Unknown diversity: colour and pattern variations of the reticulated python(Python reticulatus)
By K. Wöllner - 75 HERPETOFAUNA
Hydromedusa maximiliani - The Brazilian snake-necked tortoise
By F. L. Souza - 80 HUSBANDRY AND REPRODUCTION
Care and breeding of the Peruvian leaf-fingered gecko Phyllodactylus reissi (PETERS 1862)
By U. Schlüter - 87 FAQ - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Anacondas
By L. Dirksen - 94 LIBRARY
- 104 BRUTKASTEN
High mountain hallucinations, part 2
By H. Werning
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Feeding recommendation
Technical details
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