The banded water snake
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Product information "The banded water snake"
All about the banded water snake from Dieter Schmidt
- 64 pages
- 14.8 x 21 cm
- numerous color photos
- Author Dieter Schmidt
Content:
Watermans have always been one of the most popular terrariums. The Wassernatter, the water-racketeer, shows all the advantages of being a friend of the serpent of his caregiver. It is attractively drawn, easily satisfied with fish as food, is not too large, and has a tempered temperament.
Dieter Schmidt, the experienced snake expert, will give you a wealth of experience in this guidebook and explain everything you need to know about the successful keeping and care of this popular species. The author goes into the multiplication of the animals and the rearing of the young - so you will soon be able to celebrate such successes.
- Systematics and physique
- The fascinating biology: From the life of the Banded Watercats
- All information on species-appropriate husbandry: From the appropriate terrarium to equipment and technology to feeding
- Successfully reproducing: mating stimulation and rearing of the young animals
- Troubleshooting: How to avoid the most common mistakes in care, and how to help sick
- animals
- Brilliant photos
Composition
Feeding recommendation
Technical details
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