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Australian Fresh Water Turtles By John Caan. In this book the author discusses, readable prose accompanied by spectacular color photographs, the biology of these fascinating creatures: where they live, what they look like and how to tell them apart, what they eat and how they strive to survive. John Cann conveys his enthusiasum for these creatures in a style which draws the reader, wether profesional or amature naturalist, into the colorful and diverse world of Australian freshwater turtles. Hard Cover with full Color Dust Jacket. 292 pages. Out of print $99.50, plus $9.00 shipping
I have a few copies.
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Stump-Tailed Chameleons, Miniature Dragons Of The Rainforest. The Genera 'Rhampholeon' And 'Brookesia' by Peter Necas (2004)
Strange and ugly little animals, not long ago supposed to be very scarce, but they just knew how to hide. Stump-tailed Chameleons are becoming very popular among chameleon keepers. Necas and Schmidt
provide sound information on their biology, systematics and captive husbandry. Over 150 full-color photographs, distribution maps, keys, and several drawings. 270 pp. Hardcover $54.50, plus $9.00 shipping
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Treefrogs Of Africa by Arne Schiotz (1999) This excellent review of the frogs of the families Rhacophoridae, Hyperoliidae and
Hyla found in Africa features concise, standarized accounts for 254 species, subspecies and/or geographic races. Individual species accounts provide information on the recognition, voice, reproduction
and habitat of each form when known and include b/w dot locality distribution maps. Also included are general information chapters which briefly review the taxonomy, distributional patterns,
conservation, collection and preservation and captive care of African Treefrogs. Over 200 color photos and illustrations, numerous b/w text figures (line illustrations, songrams and maps), extensive
bibliography, 350 pp. Hardcover $59.95, plus $9.00 shipping
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Turtles Of Russia And Other Ex-Soviet Republics by Sergius L. Kuzmin (2002) A comprehensive overview of the tortoises and
freshwater turtles inhabiting the territories of the former Soviet Union. Includes information on keeping and breeding, diseases and treatment, ecological problems, nature reserves, conservation
problems, pet trade and other anthropogenic factors. Each species account provides common and scientific names, description, distribution, variations and anomalies, habitat and habits, natural enemies
and parasites. Illustrated with 77 full-color and b/w photographs, maps, tables and charts. 159 pp. Hardcover (Was $44.50) *OURS $39.95, plus $9.00 shipping
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Turtles Of The World Volume 2: North America by Holger
Vetter (2004) The second of the five volume series of Turtles of the World. Each species account includes descriptive symbols of captive needs and photos of the habitat, sexual dimorphism, carapace and
plastron peculiarities, mating, oviposition, hatching, and juveniles. Over 500 color photographs and 40 color distribution maps. Over-sized 21 x 28 cm. 128 pp. Hardcover $49.95, plus $9.00 shipping
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Turtles Of The World Volume 3: Central And South America by Holger Vetter DUE SPRING 2005! The third of the five volume series of Turtles of the World. Each photo provides the scientific name, cite, where found and is accompanied by a key denoting the animal group, gender, size, terrarium size, water level, settings, temperature, diet, periods of rest, outdoor husbandry, group composition and peculiarities. Text is in both English and German. Extensively illustrated with over 500 beautiful full-color photographs and 38 distribution maps. Over-sized 21 x 28 cm. 127 pp. Hardcover (CHI-TURT3) $49.95, plus $9.00 shipping
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Turtles Of The World Volume 4:
$59.95, plus $9.00 shipping
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Keeping and Breeding Fresh Water Turtles by Russ Gurley
$40.00, plus $9.00 shipping
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Day Geckos by Leann and Greg Christenson
$16.95, plus $9.00 shipping
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