Quedenfeldtia is more closely related to Pristurus, especially in the head
structure, limb structure and placement, habits, etc. The Cyrtopodion
resemble them only to a slight degree. Pristurus and Rhoptropus are the
most closely related.
I am sure that we can find the Kalanchoe again. They grow like weeds in FL
apparently.
Jon
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<< File: ATT00016.html >> "Speaking of Kalanchoe/Bryophyllum, the species
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Is that the one you had in the Phelsuma mutabilis enclosure on that
picture?
I thought the plant in that Quendenfeltia cage looked familar.
Yeah that guy was about to look for a trash bag and have me jump the fence
to
up root some for him.
If you've got time, point some out to me (if you see any) this year so I
can
jump a fence and pull some up, as I suspect that lot won't be empty this
year.
And speaking of Quendenfeltia, what do you think about Cyrtopodion? Do
they
remind you of them at all?
See ya!
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