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Posted: 09 Feb 2006 Topic: Juvenile Slow worms



Well i dont realy live in an area where there is many reptiles around-in fact i dont ever think ive even seen a wild reptile or amphibian in the wild, exept abroad of course.


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Posted: 04 Feb 2006 Topic: ReptilesonoRailways



does anyone know of a good place in portsmouth to find slow worms or grass snakes

 




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Posted: 04 Feb 2006 Topic: Juvenile Slow worms



where would slow worm slow worms be in portsmouth????????

 




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Posted: 04 Feb 2006 Topic: Juvenile Slow worms



anyone know pleeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaase


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Posted: 04 Feb 2006 Topic: keeping newts?



I love newts and sometimes keep a couple of smooth newts(male and female) to watch their interesting courtship behaviour.  however it is getting increasingly hard to find any wild newt and with people using every patch of land for building developement i recomend not endangering our already decreased population of native newts but buying fire bellied newts/toads or spanish ribbed newts.  BUT PLEASE DO NOT ESTABLISH THEM TO THE WILD.  the amphibians i have mentioned are relatively hardy, easy to keep and easy to find in aquatic stores and pet shops which have reptiles for sale.

       kind regards Ambrose




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Posted: 05 Feb 2006 Topic: Juvenile Slow worms



oh, thanks good idea i will in the summer.


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