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looks like the rains stopped

Should be a great time to take plenty of pictures.
KC

pic of lep from 3 years ago (pre-law)

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"There's a fine line between genius and insanity. I have erased this line."
Oscar Levant

I'll show you my latest but don't know how to post a pic on these page. Help if you can?

You cannot post a photo to the forums directly from your computer's hard drive. You must first upload the photo to the internet (many websites nowadays allow people to store their photos online). When you register to use our forums, you also receive 10 MB of free photo storage space in our Pet Hobbyist Photo Gallery. You use the same username/password to log in to the photo gallery as you would use to login to the forums. There are three ways to add a photo to your message:

*You can use our variation of HMTL code in the body of the message to add a photo. See the "Tools & Toys" for instructions.
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*Upload a photo to the Pet Hobbyist Photo Gallery. Then when posting a message on the forum, select it from a drop down menu of the photos you have in the gallery. Using the CTRL key, you can select up to three photos. This method is the best option since some photo websites will block you from using your photos elsewhere on the internet.
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Ginger Sanders
Staff Director
Email PHGinger

Thanks for the clarified explanation.
Here's the pic I was trying to post - "alterna food"
Cheers,
Max

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"There's a fine line between genius and insanity. I have erased this line."
Oscar Levant

I know alterna probably do eat this lizard but, does anyone recognize what type it is??? Hopefully you are not catching this type and feeding them to alternas. ha ha.

accidentally fed one to a hatchling suboc once, but no...
Strictly find & photograph
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"There's a fine line between genius and insanity. I have erased this line."
Oscar Levant

Eric,

I know what it is, and I found one at the Gap last night.

Last year Alicia and i were in the Gap, and we saw one of those guys actually out in the middle of the road! What a cool gecko....
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Brad Chambers
WWW.HCU-TX.ORG

The Avalanche has already started-it is too late for the pebbles to vote....

Hey Brad,
Is that South Alpine going to produce any babies this year? I thought about heading down that way tonight, but went up to the Davis instead. Saw two leps and nothing else.
Bryan

Coleonyx reticulatus, aka Big Bend Gecko, Reticulated Gecko, described by Dr. James R. Dixon from a single specimen caught in a snap trap in the 50's in Black gap. Known only from Brewster and Presidio Co. Tx. and some parts of Mexico.
Also, a protected species by TP&W.
Later
Rick

Thanks for the info will post finds soon