Terraria 04 - Strawberry Poison Frog
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Terraria 04 - Strawberry Frogs
Green water dragon
Patagonia
Contents:
- 2 Editorial
Matthias Schmidt
TOPIC - 3 • Diverse like no other: the strawberry frog
Karl-Heinz Jungfer - 12 • In search of strawberry frogs in Costa Rica and Panama
Peter Janzen - 17 • Strawberry frogs and their poison
Dietrich Mebs - 22 • Keeping and breeding the strawberry frog (Oophaga pumilio)
Peter Janzen & Manfred Salewski
SCIENCE - 28 New species
List of new amphibian and reptile species described in 2006
Axel Kwet - 40 Ornate tortoises – the genus Pseudemys Gray, 1844
Part 3: Keeping, reproduction, literature
Andreas S. Hennig - 47 Pointed snakes (genus Oxybelis Wagler, 1830) in the terrarium
Andreas Hohmeister - 54 Keeping and breeding the green water dragon
(Physignathus cocincinus)
Kerstin Franke - 63 Lycosa erythrognatha – Keeping and breeding the red pine tarantula
Thomas Bamann
68 TRAVEL
Through the vastness of Patagonia
Heiko Werning
TERRARIUM PRACTICE - 81 Test run
Alternative terrarium types from the pet trade
Kriton Kunz - 86 Prelude
Keeping and breeding the colourful masked iguana
(Leiocephalus personatus)
Julius Kramer - 89 Eye-catcher
Kellerkinder – of geckos, turtles and a touch of South Africa
Mike Zawadzki - 93 Also in your neighbourhood
- 96 TERRAnet
Adders and vipers / African tarantulas - 97 TERRAglobal
Spectacular frog migration in Kakadu National Park
Karl H. Switak
Fatal – the call of the Tokeh
Mark Auliya & Chris Shepherd - 104 TERRAwinn
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Feeding recommendation
Technical details
Size information
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