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JBL TV #80 Von der Planung bis zur Einrichtung - Dein erstes Terrarium

Die Planung eines Terrariums kann auf zwei Weisen angegangen werden: Welche Tiere sollen gepflegt werden und dann die dazu passende Größe. Oder es wird geprüft, welche Terrariengröße zu Hause Platz hat und dann die dazu passenden Tiere herausgesucht. Im Video werden die verschiedenen Tiere mit dazu passenden Terrarien für die Planung vorgestellt. Was ist bei der Planung noch alles zu beachten?

Hier erfährst du mehr über die Planung eines Terrarium: Planung

Hier erfährst du mehr über die Einrichtung eines Terrarium: Einrichtung

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