The Ultimate Guide to Crocodilians in Captivity

By Christopher T. Dieter and Christopher T. Dieter

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1891429108
• ISBN13: 9781891429101
• Release Date: October 2000
• Publisher: Crocodile Encounter publishing
• Length: 120 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 5.3" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Great Information

It is great to find a book so committed to care of captive Crocodilians with so much detail. There isn't another book on the market, as of today, that is so detailed and helpful. No other book comes close.

Very informative book....

...covering various issues of crocodilian husbandry, especially in private hands. The author is not only a experienced keeper and breeder of crocodilians - he is very knowledgeble in crocodilian behavior and passionate in conservation issues. A MUST HAVE for the serious private keeper of these magnificant creatures. Try to get a copy of the 3rd edition..

gator guy

This book is loaded with very practical and up to date information. Alot of photos and drawings and some really original information make this a must have for any truly serious crocodilian keeper. The section on worming imported animals is worth the price of the book itself. The best care guide out there for keeping gators and other crocodilians. Written in a simple to read and understand manner. All commonly available species are covered in depth as well as some not so commonly available animals.

Solid information in an easily readable format

A very solid little book. I own crocodilians and have been searching for a solid source of information for quite some time. This book covers all the basic requirements for there care as well as offering species accounts of available(and not so available) species. I also enjoyed the foreword and introduction. The book then breaks into basic crocodilian biology. The book offers alot of general information as well as captive care info. There is a variety of information that is really suprising in a book on crocodilians.