Okay here they are, alot of Anoles in my Aunts backyard.



He tried to eats me..



Too many picture's will post again.

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Turtles! Their my aunts. Florida Box turtles


And my favorite tree (Ficus??)

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Great pics. That is one cool tree.

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Looks like a ficus to me, maybe F. Benjamina, I actually just planted one
*edit* Probably not benjamina but something similar..

How did your dad almost run over that gator? That wouldn't have been good.

How awesome!!! I love that tree!! I would like to build an Iguana cage around it somehow and let Nadia cruise all summer long on it!
Ok call me crazy...I don't care!! But it sure would be cool!

Good thing you didn't hit that gator! Yikes!

Cool pics, I did think the tree one was spot the herp, i was scanning the pic for ages trying to find something in the tree lol, oh well, glad you had a great time

Just FYI, the tree in the photo is a Banyan Tree or "Ficus benghalensis" so Chronic, you weren't far off: it's in the same family. They are such amazing trees that I looked up some info on them and pasted it here for anyone interested:

A single mature Banyan Tree will have many trunks and support roots which gives the appearance of a forest of separate trees. A single tree can spread to cover well over an acre (.5 hectares), the largest, in Sri Lanka, covers just over two acres (1 hectares).
The Banyan Tree can begin it's life in the top branches of palms and other trees where perhaps a bird dropped a seed. The seed sprouts and eventually the branches will send roots down to the ground. These supports will grow into trunks which in turn develop new branches and new arial roots and so on. The original host tree will eventually be strangled out and only the Banyan Tree will remain. The wood of the banyan tree is soft and very porous, the sap is a white sticky latex.

Height: up to 100 feet (30.5 meters).

Lifespan: possibly over a thousand years although the age of the Banyan Tree is difficult to determine due to the fact that the original trunk is usually hidden by years of arial or support root growth.

Habitat and Range: The Banyan Tree grows in India and adjacent countries. It prefers areas of high humidity and moist soils.

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A single tree spanning over two acres Thats incredible. Thanks for the info and clarification, if I see one at the nursery Im definately going to get it for a bonsai.

There were 4 trees planted in that area. If you want to know, the trees are in Crandon Park Key Biscayne. Where all rich people live
Its a beautiful park, the spot of the old miami metro zoo, i love watching the iguanas on there little island in the park.

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Sorry i wont be on for awhile. Yang died and i'm in a low morale state. PM if you want more info, but be patient for me to anwser you. In case you didnt know, Yang was my young jackson chameleon, i wish he was still here.

yep the tree is a banyan tree and next time your down we'll go see the frilled, and jesus lizards than inhabit the crandon park gardens. theres also a croc in one of them lakes!