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Practical Fishkeeping

Practical Fishkeeping (also known as PFK) is a United Kingdom-based aquarium magazine. It is published every four weeks by Warners Publications Plc. The title covers the entire aquatic market from tropical freshwater and tropical marine fishkeeping throughout the year to small amounts of pond and coldwater fish coverage during the summer months.

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Publisher
Warners Publications Plc
Based in
Bourne
Categories
Fishkeeping
Country
United Kingdom
Editor
Nathan Hill
First issue
April 1966

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Practical Fishkeeping → Ad Konings, Angela Kenny, April, Bob Mehen, Bourne, Chris Sergeant, Dave Wolfenden, Former, Gabor Horvath, George Farmer, Heiko Bleher, Ivan Mikolji, January, Jeremy Gay, Julian Dignall, Karen Youngs, Keith Naitby, Lincolnshire, Matt Clarke, Max Pedley
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Practical Fishkeeping → Bourne
Categories · 1
Practical Fishkeeping → Fishkeeping
Country · 1
Practical Fishkeeping → United Kingdom
Editor · 1
Practical Fishkeeping → Nathan Hill
First issue · 1
Practical Fishkeeping → April 1966
Former editors · 1
Practical Fishkeeping → Karen Youngs
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Practical Fishkeeping → 13 issues per year
Language · 1
Practical Fishkeeping → English
Photographer · 1
Practical Fishkeeping → Neil Hepworth/Nathan Hill

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fishkeeping practical magazine title also fish nathan hill steve website united warners publications plc year bourne former editors karen youngs

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Practical FishkeepingBased inBourne1.00infobox
Practical FishkeepingCategoriesFishkeeping1.00infobox
Practical FishkeepingCountryUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
Practical FishkeepingEditorNathan Hill1.00infobox
Practical FishkeepingFirst issueApril 19661.00infobox
Practical FishkeepingFormer editorsKaren Youngs1.00infobox
Practical FishkeepingFrequency13 issues per year1.00infobox
Practical FishkeepingLanguageEnglish1.00infobox
Practical FishkeepingPhotographerNeil Hepworth/Nathan Hill1.00infobox
Practical FishkeepingPublisherWarners Publications Plc1.00infobox
Practical FishkeepingStaff writersSteve Baker1.00infobox
Practical FishkeepingWebsitewww.practicalfishkeeping.co.uk1.00infobox

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