South African Section...

[Taryn7]

Too cool!!
Okay I assume its been there for a looooong time but I havent been on much lately..
So whoevers idea that was - you are too awesome..
Thanks!
Its not very busy but its nice to know who the SA members are

 

[scotty88]

yah i agree with you!Also from South Africa,the things you are able to learn and then share with people within your country is awesome

 

[Taryn7]

Well hello there fellow South African :wink:

Hope you are going to the expo this weekend if you are in the JHB area..

 

[scotty88]

Hey taryn!um i'm not going i live in Durbs,its a little far away!Im sure there is a reptile expo here sometime?

 

[Taryn7]

Ah man :?
Though I would rather live in Durbs than here..
I'm not sure if there are any there - I haven't heard of any.
There are about 3 in JHB throughout the year that I look forward to

 

[beardie]

You're welcome. South Africa is probably the 5th most active region on the site. First is the US (probably about 70% of the traffic. Next is Canada and the UK with about 10-11% each. Next is Australia with about 2-3%, and then South Africa with about 1.5 - 2%. I created the forums for those areas as due to the level of traffic coming from them. Enjoy!

 

[Taryn7]

1.5 - 2%? Thats WEAK! I'll have to go rally some more South Africans :lol:

Thanks again!

 

[beardie]

Hehe. That's not too bad, considering that equates to about 30-40 people a day. The site gets roughly 2000 people visiting the site each day (give or take a hundred or two).

 

[Taryn7]

Hehe. That's not too bad, considering that equates to about 30-40 people a day. The site gets roughly 2000 people visiting the site each day (give or take a hundred or two).

30 - 40 is not too bad I guess.. But not good enough.. Must find more :twisted:

 

[diamc]

:laughhard: go for it........................

 

[Brendonsalzer]

im a saffer!! damn theres not too many on here i dont think

 

[scotty88]

sareptile.co.za is very busy!but not much dragon talk i must say. I see Tracie is involved with the Sareptiles site a bit... nice 1