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Posted by: JKruse at Sun Nov 25 02:17:26 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by JKruse ]  
   

Well, almost anyway. I used baby Eastern fence lizards (Sceloporus sp.) which are as close as i can get to natural zonata food sources. Unfortunately I have not gotten any zonata babies to feed any better post-offering of the several baby scelops (except for a couple baby alternas...) however it is hoped that several weeks in the cool will change that. Luckily the lil buggers are in great supply just in case. I hope we all have a restful winter, anticipating that itch that inevitably comes back 'round sometime in February (at least for most I've heard...). Enjoy!

Jerry Kruse


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