Hi from sunny/rainy/sunny/rainy UK

[Frogeye 1050]

Hi all, been a bit of a lurker for a few months on here and decided it was time to introduce myself.

Name's Chris, been into herps for around 32yrs now. Left chams a while back and concentrated entirely on dartfrogs but have now moved back into the scaleys and currently keep a pair of lateralis and a pair of rudis (with panthers and Mt. meru's on the way soon fingers crossed).

Also in the collection are Dendrobates azureus, Dendrobates panguana, two Hermans tortoises, a pair of Ocellated uromastyx, a trio of Dwarf spiny-tail monitors and a pair of Kimberley rock monitors.

Look forward to reading through the past posts and chatting with a few of you in the future

 

[Kent67]

Oh, gotta love summers in the UK, eh? Welcome aboard, I think you'll enjoy the site. Feel free to post some pics of those lats and rudis, and even the Dendros. D. panguana is a most uncommon species in the US; would love to see yours.

 

[Kat77]

Welcome!

 

[Mcfluffin]

Hello stranger...you keeping your rudis outdoors at the mo?

 

[coffeebean]

Hi Chris
Fantastic weather we're having for this time of the year isn't it!! Am sitting here in a jumper watching the weather reports for yet more rain tomorrow and the weekend
Yay for the english summer!!

 

[Frogeye 1050]

Hi Chris
Fantastic weather we're having for this time of the year isn't it!! Am sitting here in a jumper watching the weather reports for yet more rain tomorrow and the weekend
Yay for the english summer!!

I know, I have been standing in a field in the rain all day in North Yorkshire surveying today. The only time I saw the sun was when I got back in the car at the end of the day

 

[Frogeye 1050]

you keeping your rudis outdoors at the mo?

No, not outside at the moment. They are only very young and I'm still letting them settle and keeping a close eye on them for feeding and drinking.