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Practical Pets Series Amphibians Magazine

AngieD

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I'm thinking of having a look at this when I'm next in chester, I got the snake and lizard ones, but they appear to be just a selection of articles from previous editions of PRK magazine
 
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Plenty of copies available in wh smiths in Chester. The Tylototriton article used the exact same photos from a article in practical reptile from a few years ago.
 
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