Showing posts with label yellow bellied toads. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yellow bellied toads. Show all posts

Friday, 31 January 2014

YELLOW BELLIED TOADS FEEDING - EUROPEAN BOMBINA

Must have forgotten about this video and as I was doing another three videos with one on corruption I thought I would put this one up.

My two types of Yellow Bellied Toads belonging to the European branch of the Bombina family.

Rest assured you are going to see a great deal more on this blog during the coming year and if all goes well it should build up a fair old bit too?!


Sunday, 26 January 2014

YELLOW BELLIED TOADS FEEDING VIDEO

Well I say FEEDING but I threw some crickets on their and left it filming for a few minutes, lol. These are my Julian Alps Yellow Bellied Toads, Bombina variegata kolombatovici and are the olive ones, and the possibly Greek Yellow Bellied Toads, Bombina variegata scabra which are the brown ones.

Well either greek or Bombina pachypus hybrids, I have not looked close enough yet, still yes I know, to cast an opinion but I will in the next few weeks, fingers crossed.

Hopefully something happened on video, fingers crossed as I have not looked at it...


Friday, 17 January 2014

THE NEW ROOM

I have moved some things around to make space which I have wanted to do since last year and still not gotten around to it until now.

I have also not finished the set of Vivariums but I am not far off, just need some glass and some sand, maybe a couple silly things besides.


Sunday, 29 September 2013

NEW ARRIVAL TWO TYPES YELLOW BELLIED TOADS BOMBINA KOLOMBATOVICII & SCABRA

Well I hope they are scabra, lol.

I mentioned 4 Latin names to someone...

Triturus alpestris apuanus
Bombina kolombatovicii
Bombina scabra
Bombina pachypus

Someone returned with four species and two of the above with the possibility of scabra too.

I will have to create another longer list with far more adventurous species and see what occurs?! Hehe!

The pachypus species are my most sought after and definitely not among them but still an extremely nice turn of events all the same and pleasantly surprised and did not expect it.

Here are the young Yellow Bellied Toads...