Terraria No. 24 - Breeding lizards successfully

Terraria 24 - Successfully breeding lizards

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Terraria 24 - Breeding lizards successfully

Breeding of the spotted turtle
Snake fauna of the Pantanal

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In an extensive, excellently researched article, our regular author Uwe Schlüter uses the example of lizards to illustrate the effects of incubation conditions on lizard eggs and the young animals developing in them. A highly interesting topic for all lizard breeders! TERRARIA editor Mike Zawadzki has been involved for many years in the keeping and breeding of pityusic and Balearic lizards; in this issue, he presents his exciting results. Werner and Yvonne Lantermann present their experiences with rearing young pearl lizards.

Editorial
Mike Zawadzki

Magazine
Fire at Instituto Butantan – largest collection of venomous snakes in the world destroyed
Markus Monzel

Legal: Infection of a healthy animal stock by purchased sick animals
Dietrich Rössel

Legal: Disturbing animals in the rented flat
Dietrich Rössel

Calling tadpoles detected for the first time
Alexander Gutsche

Marketplace:Exclusive condominium from 2000,- Euro

Vietnamese geckos of the genus Gekko
Mirko Barts

TERRAglobal
In the forest
Maik Dobiey

Cover topic: Breeding lizards successfully
Influence of environmental factors on lizard eggs and hatchlings
Uwe Schlüter

Keeping and breeding pityusic and Balearic lizards
Mike Zawadzki

Notes on the breeding and rearing of young pearl lizards (Timon lepidus)
Werner & Yvonne Lantermann

New Zealand stick insects in Cornwall, England – an example of established neozoa
Hans-Jürgen Luef

Travel
The snake fauna of Pouso Alegre – a herpetological highlight in the Pantanal
Martin Hallmen, Luiz Vincente Campos & Christine Strüssmann

Spotted jokers. The spotted turtles (Clemmys guttata) of the Cape Cod Peninsula
Leo Spinner

The Agusan Valley in Mindanao, Philippines
Maren Gaulke

New species
Two spectacular monitors from the Philippines and Indonesia
Axel Kwet

Among researchers
Field research between unicorns and dragons – the amphibians and reptiles of the Cat Tien National Park in South Vietnam
Peter Geißler

Eye-catcher
Nano terraristics at its finest
Kriton Kunz

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Subscription & Service
Preview

Incubator
80 mosquitoes for one frog. Part 2
Heiko Werning

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