I'm apparently not the only local who likes phrags...

[Ray]

 

[blondie]

Heehehe I bet he keep the bugs, slugs and snails away from the plants.

 

[NYEric]

Cool, thanks for sharing.

 

[Meeski]

Natural pest control. Everyone should have at least one of these


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[abax]

Quite a sleek companion you have there. I cultivate spiders in my greenhouse and a skink or two...oh, and a
small frog.

 

[My Green Pets]

Is that called an 'Anole' ?

 

[troy]

It's native to your area? They change from green to brown, anole, awesome lizard!! I used to catch those in maui when I was a kid

 

[SFLguy]

Yup the green ones on florida are native, the majority of the brown ones of not all of them are non-native

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[Ray]

Is that called an 'Anole' ?

Yes. More specifically a green-, or Carolina anole, Anolis carolinensis .

 

[Don I]

Neat.
Don

 

[troy]

Anoles are chamelions, turning green to brown

 

[SlipperFan]

Cute. But who is spying on whom?

 

[Mark Karayannis]

A welcomed visitor. Lucky you

 

[Ray]

Anoles are chamelions, turning green to brown

True, but these do so more in response to temperature and mood than to blend into the background.

 

[cnycharles]

Cool. I didn’t know Carolinas had lizards, but if nj has them then....


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[Phrag-Plus]

Cool! I'm having intruders too, since 7 year now I'm wintering that species of tree frog...They are getting in by the roof but don't ask me where it is during the winter time but always put a smile on my face to see it at springtime!