Guarding My Fig Cuttings

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Figaro

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Posted 1400116450	Reply with quote #1

I'm not sure if he's guarding all the cuttings, only protecting that one Excel cutting, or just trying to hide, but I thought he was so cute it was worth a pic or two: You can get an idea how small he is on the first leaves of that Excel cutting in a 4.5" pot! __________________ ============================ [B]Figaro Zone 10b - South Florida[/I] Growing: Black Mission, Strawberry Verte, LSU Hollier, LSU Purple, LSU Scotts Black, Cajun Gold, Panachee, Excel, UCR 291-4, UCR 143-36, Violette de Bordeaux, Ronde de Bordeaux, Calvert, Black Madeira, Col De Dame Blanc Wish List: CdDN, CdDG, Ischia Black, Galicia Negra ============================

javajunkie

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Posted 1400116920	Reply with quote #2

I LOVE that picture! I have lizards living on almost every fig in the yard. They hide in the bamboo poles if I get too close. I also have them on the dragon fruit which makes me happy. Keep those damn bugs off my fruit please :) __________________ Tami SE Texas

schaplin

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Posted 1400117261	Reply with quote #3

What a cutie! Love those little lizards. __________________ Wish List: @Hmari, @Maltese beauty, @Col de Dame Grise, @Bryant Dark, @Lynhurst White, @Melcedonia Dark, @Panevino Dark, @Paradiso

WillsC

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javajunkie

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Posted 1400117669	Reply with quote #5

We really are lucky to have those! __________________ Tami SE Texas

blueboy1977

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Posted 1400121244	Reply with quote #6

I've lived here all my life and always had Green Anolas for as long as I can remember. I believe those are Bahama Anolas and for the last 7 years we have had those in my area. Maybe they have been here all along but I don't think that's the case. They are much more aggressive than the greens and I don't know if they are native or not. __________________ Rob Zone 9a/9b were the too meet. South Houston Tx Growing: Black Madeira, Smith, LSU Scott's Black, Improved Celeste, VDB, MBvs, RDB, Unknown Peach/Apricot, Salce, Malta Black, Texas BA-1, JH Adriatic, Atreano, CDDN, CDDB, CDDG, Strawberry Verte

Dave

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Posted 1400169923	Reply with quote #7

__________________ Connecticut - Zone 6B Wish List - Bordissot negra rimada

javajunkie

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Posted 1400170674	Reply with quote #8

This is Stoopid, so named for him obsession with trying to do mating dances and puff out his throat to all the green tape holding the dragon fruit to it's poles. He's also highly challenged with turning the appropriate color to match what he's on. You can see the tiny bit of black...that's as good as it ever gets! Attached Images DSC02069_(673x815).jpg (421.50 KB, 18 views) __________________ Tami SE Texas

WillsC

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Posted 1400173279	Reply with quote #9

All I have left is the smart lizards.......the dumb and careless have already ended up in the ducks gizzards:) Still a pile of them around though and the skinks.

javajunkie

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Posted 1400173843	Reply with quote #10

No ducks here Will but I did have to get him out of the Chihuahua's mouth a week ago. She jumps up on the bench on the deck and had his tail hanging out of her mouth! __________________ Tami SE Texas

WillsC

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Posted 1400196669	Reply with quote #11

Tami, LMAO:) That lizard owes you.

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