Monthly Archives: June 2009

Any new reptiles lately?

Posted on June 30, 2009 by northernlightsaquatics

How are your reptiles doing? Is anything exciting going on? Ours are healthy, but they aren’t exciting. I guess that’s a good thing though – too much excitement would probably mean something bad was going on. Are you planning on … Continue reading →

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Legless frog mystery solved

Posted on June 27, 2009 by northernlightsaquatics

Legless Frog Mystery Solved It turns out that the deformed frogs and toads aren’t caused by chemical contaminants after all, or at least they aren’t all caused by them. Scientists have discovered that some species of dragonfly nymphs eat the … Continue reading →

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Chameleon egg update

Posted on June 16, 2009 by northernlightsaquatics

The chameleon eggs still haven’t hatched. Since they were laid on July 1, 2008, and they normally take 6-13 months to hatch we still have about another month and a half before things start to look abnormal. Unfortunately some of … Continue reading →

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