carnivorous plants for Starsplitter,great Bladderwort video

[ClownLoachSharky]

yea i wanted a lizard for insect control but the dog would kill it . They are cool too. The coolest lizard has to be the frilled neck though.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frill-necked_Lizard
i think they are illegal to keepthough.

[starsplitter7]

We can buy frill necks for about $100, but they only display the frill under distress, and I don't want to distress my lizard to see it. I seldom see my bearded dragon's beard, because he lives a stress free life. The only thing that stresses him is when my ferrets sniff him too much. We have lots of natural lizards in Florida for insect control. I probably have a hundred in my yard alone. (Not exaggerating) They are very common. Sometimes they are in the house. Especially in winter when I bring my plants in. The eggs that were laid in the soil of my plants hatch and I end up with baby lizards all over. So I catch them and release where they will be relatively safe. I have overwintered lizards when it is too cold for them outside. The most common ones are an invasive species called a cuban anoles and our native the green anole. We also have broad headed skinks and fence lizards, but I only see those once a week or so, whereas I see 20-30 or more anoles a day. In south Florida wild iguanas, goanas and knight anoles are a major problem. They run free. When it is cold 5' iguanas fall out of the trees.

[ClownLoachSharky]

wow. You have quite a lot off fauna in florida

[starsplitter7]

Not all are native. That's the problem. We have mild weather and non-native species do not die and compete with our native populations.

[ClownLoachSharky]

yea, i just found this awesome ausy website http://www.aquagreen.com.au/catalog.html

[Loach777]

I had some bladderwort in my aquarium and it grew like crazy! I took it out because I was worried it would take over the aquarium. I still grow it in small containers.