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jacobsecology
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don't wuite know where to put this but has anybody ever been to a place called the living rainforest in newbury??
went the other day and thought it was shockingly bad. any views
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Thats in Rhyl (North Wales)....does have the same name though. Isn't Newbury in Berks?? 
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yeah yeah in newbury not steves place.
it's kind of an attraction . basically a mini eden project (VERY mini) just a huge green house with basically a mini rainforest with animals running free.
also a dwarf caiman and loads of bits and bobs. an emerald tree boa.
but the most random thing was a large arboreal tank with
golden mantellas, tomato frogs, red eyed treefrogs, green and black dartfrogs and wait for it.... a small monkey thing!!! talk about mixing species!! i was really shocked to say the least.
the website is www.livingrainforest.org
oh well this is just my view
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| JStroud wrote: | | Thats in Rhyl (North Wales)....does have the same name though. Isn't Newbury in Berks?? |
I'm no geography expert 
Didn't think it could be Steve's place, only heard good reports about his shop.
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yeah i know. it's a really shocking place. i couldn't believe some of the stuff there. there is a few free roaming animals, such as green basilisks and water dragons, oh and they are also free to roam inside the caimans enclosure!
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