Post by Paul on Apr 5, 2007 8:15:45 GMT 1
The Fact File is up and running. If you would like to make a contribution feel free to follow the guideline which is....
Name:
Latin:
Native to:
Size:
Diet:
Reproduction:
Description:
They do not have to be extremely detailed. Just enough to describe what the animal looks like, where they are found and what their reproduction is like. This is to help members get an idea of the animal especially before they buy one. Here is an example of the guide line.....
When finished Please PM me your contributions and I will get them up in the fact files. All credit will go to those who wrote the facts.
All the Best
Paul
Name:
Latin:
Native to:
Size:
Diet:
Reproduction:
Description:
They do not have to be extremely detailed. Just enough to describe what the animal looks like, where they are found and what their reproduction is like. This is to help members get an idea of the animal especially before they buy one. Here is an example of the guide line.....
Name:
SCHNEIDER'S DWARF CAIMAN
Latin:
Paleosuchus trigonatus
Native to:
South America
Size:
1.7 - 2.3m
Diet:
Mammals, fish , reptiles
Reproduction:
10-20 eggs
Description:
The second smallest species of the alligatoridae family. These caimans are called smooth-fronted because they lack the bony ridge typically seen between the eyes of other caimans. They are dark gray to black, with highly ridged dorsal scales and a tail that is barely as long as the body
SCHNEIDER'S DWARF CAIMAN
Latin:
Paleosuchus trigonatus
Native to:
South America
Size:
1.7 - 2.3m
Diet:
Mammals, fish , reptiles
Reproduction:
10-20 eggs
Description:
The second smallest species of the alligatoridae family. These caimans are called smooth-fronted because they lack the bony ridge typically seen between the eyes of other caimans. They are dark gray to black, with highly ridged dorsal scales and a tail that is barely as long as the body
When finished Please PM me your contributions and I will get them up in the fact files. All credit will go to those who wrote the facts.
All the Best
Paul