On Apr 11, 11:15=A0am, Charlie Kroeger <ckro...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > Yes the size of lizards is about 15 cm long and about 2.5 cm broad.
> > They are commonly found in houses on the walls. Other wild types found
> > in forests are of different species but of nearly the same size.
> > - Sachin
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> When I worked in Nigeria they had big lizards like that. I used to watch
> them and hear them tromping around in the undergrowth. I didn't notice
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> they liked climbing that much, they seemed to get all they needed on the
> ground. You might for a smallish operation and something for all
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> regions trying to keep bees, sink a metal pole in the ground. Of course
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> creates other annoyances and extra expense for the beekeeper, but that
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> keep the lizards out and the ants. A little grease perhaps rubbed on the
> pole. I know I missed April Fool's day, but you could always im****t
> Africanized bees from the U.S. I cannot see a lizard having much success
> trying to get into one of their hives and they really thrive in the
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> build up super fast, bit quick to swarm, but hives are enormous, can get
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> quick and re-queen perhaps, I wouldn't advise it.
>
> --
> CK
thanks grease is worth trying.
It seems that I have exaggerated the size of lizards somewhat. The
size is smaller than that. The lizards remain near the opening of the
boxes or the earthen pots which people keep hanging on the roofs.
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