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RE: Something we can all agree upon...

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Posted by: Lia at Wed Mar 17 10:51:47 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Lia ]  
   

The one's that made it here made it by going as close to the ground as possible while under structures and the house geckos close to structures which gave out some heat like light fixtures seem to have made it .

I found a few brown anoles in middle of cold spell under a water trough I was cleaning as it uneven ground and they actually went there.
I didn't disturb them and cleaned the trough few days ago and they were gone seemed to have made it while the green anoles from what I saw simply stayed high on branches,etc and that may have killed many.

I always found the greens weak and they just dont handle any change well at all .Last sumer we had think over 30 days of close to 110 degrees and I found dead greens while the browns reproduced in numbers.


   

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