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Hi everybody!
Wed, 25/10/2006 - 6:32am
#1
Hi everybody!
This time an ''hello'' from the Netherlands! (excuse me when you sometimes don't understand me, my English is not very good...)
Thu, 26/10/2006 - 9:12am
#2
! Hi Martyn, , Welcome to Africam and the Boma, the waters fine and the natives friendly, just jump right on in, lol
Thu, 26/10/2006 - 4:28am
#3
[Dutch mode on] ( de naam is niet voor niets ''muurhagedis'' ) [/Dutch mode off]
 I just love it when I cycle past to see if I can see them all and that's exactly what I'm going to do now. The sun is shining and there's such migration of birds coming over and I'm going to have a look.
 
Thu, 26/10/2006 - 4:23am
#4
 [Dutch mode on] ( de naam is niet voor niets ''muurhagedis'' ) [/Dutch mode off]
I just love it when I cycle past to see if I can see them all and that's exactly what I'm going to do now. The sun is shining and there's such migration of birds coming over and I'm going to have a look.
Thu, 26/10/2006 - 4:06am
#5
@ Cerinthe: Podarcis spp are very interesting lizards indeed. I've watched them during an holyday in Southern-France, and their behaviour is really amazing! I'm still searching for capitive bred from P. hispanica, but nobody breeds them ...
Martijn, it is not natural for them to be at this spot where I photographed them, you can see that in the website I attached. But, they seem to do it very well there.
It's just how you see it.. They have an very high adaptability, and settle everywhere around human places. I never found an Podarcis spp. in the middle of nature; they are always basking on walls, created by human.
[Dutch mode on] ( de naam is niet voor niets ''muurhagedis''
Thu, 26/10/2006 - 3:50am
#6
@ Cerinthe: Podarcis spp are very interesting lizards indeed. I've watched them during an holyday in Southern-France, and their behaviour is really amazing! I'm still searching for capitive bred from P. hispanica, but nobody breeds them ...
Martijn, it is not natural for them to be at this spot where I photographed them, you can see that in the website I attached. But, they seem to do it very well there.
Thu, 26/10/2006 - 3:41am
#7
Thu, 26/10/2006 - 3:03am
#8
Hey thanks! no he is my first i hope to have a bearded dragon when i have more space! and add on as i can afford and have time to do so!
No i havent bred them i think i will leave that to the experts
Thu, 26/10/2006 - 2:59am
#9
Hey thanks! no he is my first i hope to have a bearded dragon when i have more space! and add on as i can afford and have time to do so! No i havent bred them i think i will leave that to the experts
Thu, 26/10/2006 - 2:40am
#10
Welcome to the africam addicts club Martijn. Happy vieuwing.
(en kijk uit voor je het weet laat je het ding zelfs s'nachts aan staan
 )i'm afraid it's too late for that... The cam hasn't been off for 3 days @ Cerinthe: Podarcis spp are very interesting lizards indeed. I've watched them during an holyday in Southern-France, and their behaviour is really amazing! I'm still searching for capitive bred from P. hispanica, but nobody breeds them @ Natascha: Nice site, and nice iguana! Do you keep even more lizards, and have you breeded them?
Thu, 26/10/2006 - 2:15am
#11
Welcome!! Enjoy the sight i hear you like Reptiles! Check out my baby's website! www.myspace.com/iguanaiggy! I am part of an online forum all about reptiles! Hopefully chat soon! |
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