practical Reptile Keeping Magazine

[Alan1]

it should be an interesting site, the more info there is out there, the less there should be of those kind of ads that we see on pre-loved and gum tree etc

[Geomyda]

Originally Posted by Arcadiajohn

What a great video!

John

I had the pleasure of meeting Paul Crow, at a conference in Europe in 2010.
He has a fascinating job in Hong Kong, and does a great deal in the education of the public and conservation of native Chelonia.

[Geomyda]

plug, for the coming issue of PRK magazine. it includes, an excellent four page report on the recent international turtle breeding conference held in Essex at the beginning of March.

[knottyedge]

i love PRK the only prob is i read it too quickly then have ages to wait until the next one lol

[kkenny]

Originally Posted by knottyedge

i love PRK the only prob is i read it too quickly then have ages to wait until the next one lol

Me too, totally totally agree with you here!!!!

[dragonzuiko]

i bought mine today, great read

[Geomyda]

Originally Posted by dragonzuiko

i bought mine today, great read

several good articles on Chelonia in this issue, and a notice that next month there is an article by a very popular UK forum member: "Anything with a Shell".
This magazine it seems does a great job in representing the interests of Chelonia.
In the current issue, there is an article about a Red foot Tortoise being trained to use a Computer, via a touch screen. My Grand daughters, having read this are suggesting experiments with some of my animals. Olivia, who is just five years old suggests that my Orange headed Temple Turtles can play Chess!!

[dragonzuiko]

Originally Posted by Geomyda

several good articles on Chelonia in this issue, and a notice that next month there is an article by a very popular UK forum member: "Anything with a Shell".
This magazine it seems does a great job in representing the interests of Chelonia.
In the current issue, there is an article about a Red foot Tortoise being trained to use a Computer, via a touch screen. My Grand daughters, having read this are suggesting experiments with some of my animals. Olivia, who is just five years old suggests that my Orange headed Temple Turtles can play Chess!!

Yes i read them all, its a shame about lonesome george, i do like the giant Tortoises that was a great read, sounds like the conference was very interesting you got to love kids they like to take it one step futher lol

I will get next months mag, i normally forget about it until its get mentioned on the forums