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A practical handbook that reviews captive care for amphibians and reptiles, organizing advice by groups such as salamanders, frogs and toads, turtles and tortoises, lizards, and snakes. It provides husbandry guidance on moisture, temperature, housing, feeding preferences and safe feeding methods, plus handling and enclosure considerations. Common health issues—including oral infections and respiratory problems—are described with prevention strategies and basic treatment approaches. The text cautions against keeping crocodilians and venomous species in amateur collections, discusses ethical choices such as release or force-feeding when animals refuse food, and includes a bibliography for readers seeking more detailed information.
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