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| Publisher: BowTie Inc.
Category: Magazine
List Price: $119.76
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Rating:  27 reviews
Sales Rank: 984
Format: Magazine Subscription, Print
Type: Consumer magazine
Subscription Issues: 24
Subscription Length: 24 Months
Issues Per Year: 12
First Issue Lead Time: 6-10 Weeks
ASIN: B000WM6NZC
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Product Description
Your all-in-one guide to the successful care and keeping of reptiles and amphibians. Every month you get important healthcare and nutrition information from expert herpetologists, advice on providing a safe environment, in-depth species profiles, news about the latest products and services, and fascinating, full-color photos.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 22 more reviews...
 An excellent magazine if you like herps... January 6, 2009
Critter (Michigan USA)
Whether you have any or not, this is a great source of information. I do not currently have any herps but I do work with them at the local zoo. I received my first issue and promptly read it cover-to-cover. I can hardly wait for the next issue.
 Great magazine September 4, 2008
Laura in NJ
I love this magazine. My only complaint is that I wish each issue were longer. I get to the end of the magazine and I just want more.
A BIG Hit with my 8 year old nephew! August 28, 2008
momma bear (usa)
I just wanted to update and let you know that my nephew LOVES this subscription! He says there are 65 pages in each issue. I was a little surprised because the price was so reasonable, I would have been happy with just 20 pages, but 65, what a great thing!
The only game in town--and not a bad job July 4, 2008
Winged Wolf (Omaha, NE)
Reptiles strives to achieve a balance between articles for children and beginners, articles for herpetologists and field photographers, and advanced keepers. Occasionally, it manages this. The truth is that Reptiles and The Vivarium magazines should never have been merged--Reptiles should have remained an invaluable resource for beginners to the hobby, with The Vivarium focusing on in-depth articles for advanced hobbyists. br / br /But, they WERE merged. br / br /There ARE no other paper reptile magazines in the US any longer. This is it. If you own reptiles and amphibians, get this magazine--it's a good way to read up on species you may not have researched before, to see what new products are coming onto the market, to track shows, and to generally be entertained by lots of pretty pictures. You can't beat the price for all of that--you'd have to buy a LOT of books to get all of that information and content. br / br /It doesn't do the best job it could do, but it does do a fairly good job, which makes it worth subscribing to--even if you're an advanced keeper. There's no other source of herp-oriented bathroom reading material. :D
Great magazine, nice pictures January 27, 2008
The graduate student (Bowling Green, USA)
This is a good magazine if you are curious about reptiles and amphibians. It has lovely pictures, and the contents, although scientifically rigorous, are accessible to any reader. It is a nice leisure reading.
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