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izio116

12-12-2008 08:58 AM

Thanks to everyone again.:biggrin:

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Originally Posted by Tindomul (Post 173694)

Thanks for the info. 1200mm is 1.2 meters, which is about 4 feet. Wow, yea thats a lot of water. Are you near the Pampas?

Tindomul, I'm not near the Pampas, Corrientes is more at north in a region called "Mesopotamia" that is a group of provinces that are surrounded by three rivers (Iguazú river, Paraná river, and Uruguay river). It has got a warmer climate than the region of Pampas and little it higher from sea level.

The red one is Corrientes, and Mesopotamia is conformed by Corrientes, the one that is above, and the one that is down.
http://www.luventicus.org/mapas/arge...corrientes.gif

Thank you again, I feel comfortable being part of this forum.

Tindomul

12-12-2008 02:00 PM

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Thank you thank you,

The reason I ask is because I am always curious about the homeland of my favorite toads/sapos. Melanophryniscus stelzneri. I have to ask, have you ever seen these amazing creatures?

izio116

12-12-2008 05:59 PM

WOW Tindomul those are really beautifull!

I've never seen one of these, so colorful. I usually see some frogs or toads but not so unusual. Are those poisonous?

Do you "grow" some of these beauties at home? (sorry, I don't know how to say "criar" or "tener en cautiverio". I hope you understand)

Chubidubi

12-12-2008 07:58 PM

BIENVENIDO al foro Fabrizio. :waving

Have fun learning :waving

kavanaru

12-12-2008 08:16 PM

Hola Fabrizio, bienvenido al OB :) as you can see, many people here also speak spanish :) I am from Venezuela, but living in Europe since long ago... wow... 600 is quite a lot of plants :) Congrats!
:photo: :photo: :photo: we love pics here :biggrin:

Tindomul

12-13-2008 02:00 PM

Hi Fabrizio,

Si, yo entiendo, to criar, is to keep in captivity, or husbandry.
Yes I do keep them, and their genus is from your part of the world. I was kinda wishing that you knew of them and who sells them. Lol. But anyway, thanks for looking. Can't wait to see you around the forum. Yes they are poisonous.

AboutOrchids

12-16-2008 02:15 AM

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Originally Posted by izio116 (Post 173683)

I grow species and hybrids. Most of the species ar native from Argentina, and some cattleyas from Brazil. I have arround 600 plants, including seedlings, miniatures, and more big ones like Cattleya warnerii or Ondicium flexuosum.

Mucho gusto! What species are native to your area?

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