The Panther Chameleon
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Product information "The Panther Chameleon"
Das Pantherchamäleon - Alles über die Haltung und Pflege dieser speziellen Tiere.
- 64 Seiten
- zahlreiche Farbfotos
- Broschiert
- Autor David Hellendrung
- Verlag NTV
Das Buch beschreibt alles über die Haltung und Pflege der Pantherchamäleons. Das Buch ist leicht verständlich geschrieben und wird mit zahlreichen Farbfotos ergänzt.
Aus dem Inhalt:
- Vorwort
- Beschreibung
- Verwandtschaft und Systematik
- Verbreitung und Lebensraum
- Lokalformen
- Verhalten und Lebensweise
- Gesetzliche Bestimmungen
- Wo kaufe ich mein Pantherchamäleon?
- Transport
- Quarantäne
- Vergesellschaftung
- Das Terrarium
- Standort
- Material
- Holzterrarien im Eigenbau
- Glasterrarien
- Gazeterrarien
- Einrichtung
- Technik
- Pflegearbeiten
- Ernährung
- Feuchtigkeit und Trinkwasser
- Gesundheit
- Voraussetzungen zur Nachzucht
- Paarungsverhalten
- Trächtigkeit und Eiablage
- Inkubation
- Aufzucht der Jungtiere
Composition
Feeding recommendation
Technical details
Size information
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