Anoles

[downsouth]

Some more pics of the lizards around the house...

 

[Neal]

You must live in a bloody nature park you! I love all the lizards and frogs your finding, but not the spiders.

Neal

 

[vancouver]

Interesting.. you can buy those around here for like $15

 

[JawsA10]

why do that when you can catch them? they dont make good pets though becuz they are to damn fast! but i catch them all the time

 

[Captain Retardo]

Umm, Anoles only live in the southeast US. so somebody in British Columbia couldn't catch one.

They are actually common pets, but I would recommend just buying them if you want one.

 

[downsouth]

Umm, Anoles only live in the southeast US. so somebody in British Columbia couldn't catch one.

They are actually common pets, but I would recommend just buying them if you want one.

Heck, sometimes you dont even have to catch them, they will run right in the house when you open the door!!

 

[insanityseeker]

wish i had wildlife like that here. the most i've seen is a slow worm.

 

[three-fingers]

I saw an adder here once...thats it reptile wise....

Thats the main reason why i like going on holiday. Although i hate resorts, in the Dominican republic there was LOADS of cool wildlife, giant freshwater crabs, snakes, lizards not to mention the fish. Unfortunately i never got a chance to see much fish, as soon as i approached the river, someone would try to sell me something in a faked American accidnet .

 

[downsouth]

someone would try to sell me something in a faked American accidnet .

Sounds like Afghanistan and/or Iraq.....Everywhere you go it is "My friend, my friend...you want pepsi? you want cigarette? you want, you want, you want....." or "You give me dollar!!" lol, gotta make a living some way I guess.

 

[Captain Retardo]

So you see a lot of reptiles in GA? We don't in Minnesota though, you actually have to specifically look for them!

 

[downsouth]

So you see a lot of reptiles in GA? We don't in Minnesota though, you actually have to specifically look for them!

I dont know if you know where Grand Marais, MN is but we used to camp up there every year and I would go around looking under logs in the woods trying to find salamanders. Did pretty good, I could usually find at least one every time I looked. They were usually brown and orange, sometimes black with blue spots.

 

[Captain Retardo]

Those are Tiger Salamanders, pretty common here, although you don't see them as much anymore (BTW- Salamanders are amphibians ).

I'll get a picture of the skink that me and my friend always find. First reptile (other than snakes) that I have seen here in MN.

 

[afireinside]

Those are Tiger Salamanders, pretty common here, although you don't see them as much anymore (BTW- Salamanders are amphibians ).

I'll get a picture of the skink that me and my friend always find. First reptile (other than snakes) that I have seen here in MN.

Is that the one I saw also?

 

[Captain Retardo]

Ya, OA.

It's a Northern Prairie Skink

 

[downsouth]

(BTW- Salamanders are amphibians ).

Well OOOOOOOOOOOOOO.K.!!!! lol