I am occasionally impressed by Nina's ability to stick to glass surfaces, but then I remember 1) all the hard-water buildup probably makes the glass a bit rougher and easier to stick to than I'm thinking it is, and 2) I bet if I only weighed three grams (0.1 oz), I'd stick to lots of stuff too.
The lid is not normally open on the cage; I opened it for the picture because I can't get good pictures through the screen. I don't get good pictures without the screen either, but try to ignore that.
(Side note: if you are one of the many, many people to whom I owe e-mail currently, I am very sorry. Don't hold your breath.)
Oh Nina, mistress of Anole->Gecko conversions... She's a cutie pie, that one. Ever think of getting her a friend?
ReplyDeleteIt looks as if the Pellionia is chasing Nina up the glass cage, and she's all like "Nooooooo!"
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ReplyDeleteI have, but the terrarium she's in might not be large enough to accommodate two anoles comfortably, especially if the other one was male. At one point, I was going to move her into a larger place, but the intended new digs[1] were permanently stained, so that didn't end up happening. Though it still might, someday, if I run across some affordable new digs. And if she gets a bigger place, Felipe might join her shortly after.
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[1] (A used but cheap 30-gal. aquarium)
Nina!!! :D
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