| Telescopus
beetzi (Barbour, 1922) |
Fabian
Dirks |
| Telescopus
dhara (Forskal, 1775) |
|
| Telescopus
fallax (Fleischmann, 1831) |
|
Telescopus gezirae (Broadley, 1994) |
|
Telescopus hoogstraali (Schmidt & Marx, 1956) |
|
Telescopus nigriceps (Ahl, 1924) |
|
| Telescopus
pulcher (Scortecci, 1935) |
|
Telescopus rhinopoma (Blanford, 1874) |
|
Telescopus semiannulatus (Smith, 1849) |
|
| Telescopus
tessellatus (Wall, 1908) |
|
Telescopus tripolitanus (Werner, 1909) | |
| Telescopus
variegatus
(Reinhardt, 1843) |
|
James
Lowell Pearce
Viele Bisse verlaufen asymptomatisch.
mating bite
Telescopus semiannulatus are reltative easy in captive care, if they accept mice .However, some specimen need long time to accept rodents. The offspring of Telescopus semiannulatus are quite small and can be difficult to feed! Telescopus beetzi is much more difficult to maintain and often died in terrarium. The animals are difficult to get on rodents and can hardly be changeover. The preferred food is undoubtedly lizards. Telescopus beetzi should be kept dry.
