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Post by monkeyboy on Mar 7, 2013 12:42:10 GMT
Finally a proper sunny spell in the south west! Monday saw 2 of my Wall lizards tempted out (they have been out on bright days over winter but this was for prtracted basking session).
Thought it was a good chance to try out xmas pressy, a laser thermometer.
In an air temp of 9 degC, house wall was 17 degC. Male Wall was basking on a sheltered branch in full sun, which had a surface temp of 21 degC, his back was reading 27 degC. Pretty fantastic demonstration of thermoregulation. Both animals were very active and even feeding.
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Post by viridis on Apr 7, 2013 12:59:29 GMT
My male bilineata were up today plus my male muralis.Lets hope that the weather is on the change for the better.
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Post by chrisd on Apr 7, 2013 17:39:17 GMT
Same here, I've had my male bill out for the last week due to the good weather we have had and yesterday a female made a brief appearance. Still keeping my fingers crossed for the rest ! Nothing is interested in feeding though.
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Post by viridis on Jun 5, 2013 16:39:30 GMT
Well everything that should be out is out.I have seen mating activity with my bilineata but its later than ever.I suppose its better late than never.
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Post by lizzerd on Jun 6, 2013 17:36:21 GMT
I find it amazing your bilineata are only now showing signs of mating as I already have eggs in the incubator. where are you? are yours out in the open or behind glass.
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Post by viridis on Jun 7, 2013 8:21:46 GMT
Mine are all outside in glass sided vivaria with open tops.Up until the last week its been cold and wet here,especially at night.Temperatures have been down to 7 or 8 c at night.
I live in the Chilterns about tghirty miles from central London.
Whereabouts are you?
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Post by lizzerd on Jun 9, 2013 11:42:09 GMT
Mine are in a greenhouse, the roof glass was not removed until the end of may this year normally its removed around mid to late april depending on weather. I am north west Leicestershire. I have a pair of eyed that have shown no signs of mating yet so maybe its not to late
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