Terraria No. 28 - Fire salamander

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Terraria No. 28 - Fire salamander

Langnasen-Strauchnatter
Honduras

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Die wundervollen Feuersalamander zählen zu den schönsten Amphibien überhaupt und – nicht erst seit Lurchis Abenteuern – auch zu den bekanntesten. Grund genug, den sympathischen Gesellen ein Titelthema zu widmen. Die Übersicht über die europäischen Unterarten – mit prächtigen Bildern von Benny Trapp – gerät zu einem wahren Farbenrausch in Gelb und Schwarz. Umso erfreulicher für Terrarianer ist, dass Feuersalamander einfach und ohne technischen Aufwand zu halten und nachzuziehen sind – wie Thomas und Yvonne Klesius zu berichten wissen. Und umso erstaunlicher für Herpetologen ist, dass manches im Leben dieser vermeintlich gut bekannten Art doch noch unerforscht ist – wie Wolfgang Sauer an seinen über viele Jahre im Aquarium lebenden „Feuer-Wasser-Salamandern“ herausfand, den ersten sicher nachgewiesenen neotenen Salamanderlarven.

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Seltenes Phänomen: Erfolgreiche zweite Reifehäutung eines Männchens von Brachypelma schroederi
Suzette Sprengel

30 Tage im Reptiliencenter Alice Springs
Sandra Fallend

Alarmierender Rückgang von Schlangenpopulationen
Kriton Kunz

Auch Echsen in höchster Gefahr
Kriton Kunz

Nachschlag - Rhinoclemys funerea/Kinosternon scorpioides

TERRAglobal
Der Garten – ein Freilandterrarium
Joachim Bulian

Titelthema
Der Europäische Feuersalamander (Salamandra salamandra) und seine Unterarten
Axel Kwet

„Feuer-Wasser-Salamander“ – meine neotenen Salamanderlarven
Wolfgang Sauer

Biologie, Haltung und Nachzucht des Portugiesischen Feuersalamanders, Salamandra salamandra gallaica
Thomas Klesius und Yvonne Klesius

Grüne Schönheit mit langer Nase – Haltung und Nachzucht der Langnasen-Strauchnatter (Philodryas baroni)
Christian Ehrlich

Das Schildkrötenjahr Freilandbiologie und Haltung europäischer Landschildkröten über den Jahreslauf Teil 1: März bis April – Frühlingserwachen
Michael Wirth

Reise
„Exo Terra“-Expedition 2010 nach Honduras
Roland Zobel

Neue Arten
Liste der im Jahr 2010 neu beschriebenen Amphibien
Axel Kwet

Blickfang
Die Schildkrötenanlage von Irmhild und Klaus Glückert
Michael Wirth

In Ihrer Nähe
Abo & Service
Vorschau

Brutkasten
Bis aufs Blut
Heiko Werning

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