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Hi from GA

Been collecting for awhile. In the past few years my collection has grown and mostly flourished. Here is a good pic!
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Welcome! :wave:

That is quite an interesting picture.:0o: Was this staged or natural?
 
Welcome to TF!
 
Natural, I glanced at the plants and thought something was off. I then noticed poor little guy was a goner. Was surprised he couldn't wiggle free.
 
Welcome! Good to have another southerner on board!
 
Yea, the weather here is great for most CP's. Here are some pretty ones.
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Hey there welcome aboard! :)
 
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Thanks everyone! Started looking for a N. Bicalcarata. I think it would like the weather here.
 
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Hi pebbles! I'm also new and in GA. Amazing lizard picture! I love seeing Anole carolinensis around my outside plants, they seem to keep the giant roaches somewhat in check.
 
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I have a N. Miranda to take care of roaches. We have lots of reptiles and amphibians around the house, but that was the first time one was eaten by a plant. I do get tree frogs living in the nepenthes pitchers during the day, though.
 
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Hmmm... maybe a good reason for me to get a Nepenthes, the roaches eat the growing tips off roots of orchids when they're outside for the summer. :cuss:
 
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I even found a mole-cricket in the Nepenthes!
 
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