Färberfrösche

German, Wolfgang Schmidt, 2013
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The dyeing poison frogs (Dendrobates tinctorius) are among the most popular amphibian species kept in terrariums. This book provides a detailed and practical description of the biology, color variations, habitat, as well as the care and breeding of these fascinating animals. It includes many very attractive photos and a significant section on color morphs.

Key specifications

Language
German
Author
Wolfgang Schmidt
Year
2013
Number of pages
159
Book cover
Hard cover

General information

Item number
7050762
Publisher
Herpeton
Category
Guidebooks
Manufacturer No.
12902
Release date
25.9.2013

Book properties

Language
German
Author
Wolfgang Schmidt
Year
2013
Number of pages
159
Edition
1
Book cover
Hard cover

Voluntary climate contribution

CO₂ emissions
0.62 kg
Climate contribution
CHF 0.11

Product dimensions

Height
236 mm
Width
167 mm
Weight
595 g

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