AJCs Virtual Frogroom: Melanophryniscus
stelzneri
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Melanophryniscus
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Love those toes! I started keeping this species on a LECA substrate, but then moved them onto drier composted bark mulch (with a shallow water bowl), on which they seem happier. |
Pair in amplexus. Sorry about the quality, but this was taken through the side of a translucent plastic rainchamber. No eggs resulted from this mating, but I'm still trying. |
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Amphibians:
The World of Frogs, Toads, Salamanders and Newts
Robert Hofrichter
This book is divided into five broad
categories. The first section
covers evolution, systematics, and biogeography and answers the questions
of what distinguishes amphibians from other animals and why they live where
they
do. The two largest sections deal with biology, physiology, ecology,
and ethology. The final sections concern amphibians' relations with humans,
both as cultural icons and as flagship victims of the general degradation
of the environment. Well illustrated with
numerous photographs, color maps, diagrams and drawings. (Amazon.co.UK)
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Feeding time.
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