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varanus
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Chris Davies and Terry Thatcher would be good people to speak to about outdoor setups both have had many years experiance with them and would be of great help im sure
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Thanks for the pointers, are you referring to Chris Davies from Worthing? If you are, he is coming to give a talk on the 5th of May here in Swansea for the South Wales Reptile Keepers entitled : Sand Lizards in my Garden and Tree frogs in my Green house. So should be good!
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yep thats the fella
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Shall look forward to meeting him then. 
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| Posted: Tue Mar 14, 2006 2:33 pm Post subject: Re: Outdoor vivaria, anyone use them? |
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| Peter Parrot wrote: | I was just wondering if anyone here uses, has done or is thinking of making use of outdoor vivaria. I imagine it`s the best way to breed Salamandra salamandra or Hyla aborea for example. Or on the reptile front, the Lacertids which in my opinion we don`t see enough of. Lacertids are what sparked my interest in reptiles long ago when I was a schoolboy. (Back then Podarcis were Lacerta too) I think that they are amongst some of the planets most beautiful and interesting lizards behaviour wise too. I was spell bound watching a colony of Lilford`s wall lizards as a child at London Zoo years back. Balkan greens, Eyed and our own Sand lizard are all stunning.
An outdoor enclosure or two is something I might well have a stab at later this year, (building one anyway, would stock it/them next year) does anyone else do it? Does anyone else keep European Herps here either? |
I am probably building an outdoorviv this year. To keep H. arborea and B. viridis in.
And yes.. I only keep European species.. No tropical at all.
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Interesting site mate! Thanks
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Thanks..
You´re welcome..
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