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REPTILES magazine August 2010 cover
August 2010

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Unusual Beauty
Breeding the live-bearing, rough-snouted gecko. More>>
By Richard Spekner

Win Over Reluctant Feeders
10 ways to get your colubrid to eat well. Bonus Content>>
By Tim Spuckler

Tiny Gems
Caring for delicate thumbnail dart frogs. Bonus Content>>
By Patrick Nabors

Think Big
Care tips for the Idaho giant salamander. More>>
By John Cossel Jr.

Buyer’s Guide
The newest products in cage décor.

From The Editor’s Desk

Mailbag

ReptileChannel Web Column
Bonus Content>>

Herp Queries
By Bill Love

Vet Q&A
By Douglas Mader M.S., DVM, DABVP

Who's Who in REPTILES
By Carrie Brenner

Breeder’s Choice
Red albino blood python 

Herpers' Most Wanted
By Ken Foose

HerpKidz

Herp Happenings

Advertiser Index

Reptile Breeder Directory

Classifieds

Living With Reptiles
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