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“Bearded Dragons”: Barron's publishes “Bearded Dragons,” a 208-page paperback by Chris Mattison. The book, part of Barron's Mini Encyclopedia series, covers all aspects... more >>
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Corn Snakes, 2nd Edition: Barron's Educational Series presents “Corn Snakes, 2nd Edition,” by R.D. Bartlett and Patricia P. Bartlett. The book, part of the Reptile and... more >>
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Reptiles USA 2013: BowTie presents its Reptiles USA 2013 annual. The annual is designed to help hobbyists with the buying of and caring for pet reptiles and amphibians... more >>
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Tarantulas: TFH Publications presents “Tarantulas,” by Michael Andreas Jacobi. The book, part of the Animal Planet Pet Care Library, offers detailed but... more >>
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