<<By the way, I still seek L. conraui or another one of the green Lygos
very hard - my sources sadly cannot get me any :-( Got any clues
or connections ...?>>
A friend of mine imported a couple of dozens in the mid seventies. They did
very well, provided they were kept alone.. He had those from Nigeria where
he worked for an oil-company. Now he's searching for them again too. I have
cought a couple of them myself as well, from Tema and legon in Ghana,but
these, though according to Dr Pasteur definitely Lygodactylus conraui (at
least, that was what he said in 1984) these were gray/brown, with two
lighter stripes and a reddish tail... The green ones seem to adapt best to
regions where a civil war is going on or on the brink of starting (Liberia,
Sierra Leone and Ivory-coast on the one side, Nigeria and Congo on the
other)
So supposed you wanted the grey ones, I could direct you to a couple (in
Tema's municipal garden is a good population, and watch the Bananatrees in
the Legon-university campus). But greens... to dangerous I am afraid..
Greetings and thanks for the info on L. kimhowelli
Peter Mudde
Hoofdredactie 'onder het Palmblad'
see : www.palmblad.com
(n.b Just to make you jealous, I have at least some slides of Lygodactylus
conraui in green)
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