Callin all tuner wildlife experts

[joker]

Spiny Tree lizard...AKA Tok Tok....like liming on the outside of houses near the roof

Over the last five years by my parents house in Rio these lizards have a home in the house now. They stay close to the galvanize and hardly move.

Now I am absolutley sure my posts are invisible to most people

Thanks for the info in relation to the topic.

It lives...

[Parvin]

What kind is this?

[Bizzare]

caught plenty of those back then. i guess its a salamandar?

[Parvin]

^^^

Was thinking the same thing. It had a nice brownish gold color

[Morpheus]

Wow haven't seen those in ages. They're quite fast too.....

[SMc]

Dont think its a salamander as they are amphibians and so semi aquatic. It looks like a skink of some description probably the Trinidad skink (bronze skink) as they are the most common of the 3 recorded species...i not no expert though.

[mark2.0]

In grande they are called 24hrs, don't know why.

[Seeker]

love this thread......bring more reptiles and amphibians

[shake d livin wake d dead]

I myself wana noe what is that...it have real plenty up in the east,I see that sheit scale and wall and make ah glide,i coda sheit myself yes.

[shake d livin wake d dead]

In grande they are called 24hrs, don't know why.

different times of the day they change colours and adapt to their surroundings...once I saw that same lizard tingy opee posted in bright friggin green....no it was not an iguana.

[nervewrecker]

Know how long I ain't see a 24 hours

[Bizzare]

know how long i ain't see a bright green chameleon

[shake d livin wake d dead]

know how long i ain't see a bright green chameleon

try hunting sometime ud see some weird sheit.

[Trini Hookah]

know how long i ain't see a bright green chameleon

try hunting sometime ud see some weird sheit.

why are you hunting for sheit?

[Parvin]

I don't think its a 24 hours. They are much bigger and more grey

[SMc]

I don't think its a 24 hours. They are much bigger and more grey

Dont think its a salamander as they are amphibians and so semi aquatic. It looks like a skink of some description probably the Trinidad skink (bronze skink) as they are the most common of the 3 recorded species...i not no expert though.

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[nervewrecker]

I don't think its a 24 hours. They are much bigger and more grey

Dont think its a salamander as they are amphibians and so semi aquatic. It looks like a skink of some description probably the Trinidad skink (bronze skink) as they are the most common of the 3 recorded species...i not no expert though.

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[Mark!]

Woodland skink?? Meemknow

[Richard Marshall]

There's the silver skink and the gold skink. I think there are other species out there also, all under the scincidae family of lizards. Don't see them much again.

[SMc]

There's the silver skink and the gold skink. I think there are other species out there also, all under the scincidae family of lizards. Don't see them much again.

I hope you dont see them around much as they arent found in TT.

[Ted_v2]

skink

[joker]

know how long i ain't see a bright green chameleon

try hunting sometime ud see some weird sheit.

U ever see this??
Lol

[cinco]

yuh cud hunt capybara?

[SMc]

any rodent is up for grabs these days and them things quite often 'float' across with the weeds from Venesuela, Joker et al just collect them when they out fishnin

[88sins]

would be nice if they'd multiply here & develop a local population.
capy eats very well

[joker]

Stock replenished ...3males 3females.
However not a choice meat.

[88sins]

However not a choice meat.

I had it some a couple ago, & it was nice, & then another time not so much, but still alright. When I asked around I was told by locals the taste of the meat depends on a few things, like age, sex & how stressed the animal was before or at time of slaughter, as well as cooking method.

but dat aside, check yuh pm

[joker]

Pm giving problems....

[88sins]

u plan on startin a capy breeding program?

[SMc]

you around here long enough to know better