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Yard Cleaning/Herping...

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  • 07-02-2010, 07:27 AM
    DutchHerp
    Re: Yard Cleaning/Herping...
    All Florida geckoes are invasive. I know they've already populated the vicinity, but there's no point in releasing them if you think they've native. May I ask what happened to that box turtle that made you rescue it? Did you release it in the exact same spot?

    Later, Matt
  • 07-02-2010, 03:21 PM
    Wildman09
    Re: Yard Cleaning/Herping...
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by blackcrystal22 View Post
    If you're set on saving them instead of leaving them out in the rain, put them back where they came from. Removing species from the wild (invasive or not) can have it's own legalities and it's just better to leave it alone.

    Yeah, I'm gonna be putting them back where I found them AFTER they hatch out...It's been raining here pretty much everyday....They would've been soaked and most likely went bad...

    The two biggest eggs are what I believe to be geckos...They might just be lizards....They are NOT Leopard Geckos.....
  • 07-07-2010, 03:52 PM
    Wildman09
    Re: Yard Cleaning/Herping...
    One is out!!!!

    Just a regular lizard...he's a cutie..lol...Letting him go in the morning, still has a little sac of yolk..Looks very good though.

    I'll post a pic or two later or tomorrow, camera died..
  • 07-07-2010, 03:58 PM
    stratus_020202
    Re: Yard Cleaning/Herping...
    Pics!!! :)
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