so what do we know about these?http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog/animals/other-lizards/-/red-eye-croc-skink/
croc skink
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T. gracilis eh?
Well, they hide all the time, they only come out during dusk and dawn, they are primarily grub eaters. Some will eat crickets, but a lot of them seem to prefer mealworms, butterworms, waxworms et cetera. The hatchlings are difficult to keep alive in captivity, and captive-bred Croc Skinks are undervalued on the reptile market.
They prefer room temperature below 80ish F and high humidity of 80%-100%. I had a good site, but it doesn't seem to work anymore...
Edit: It seems to be working now: http://www.tribolonotus.com/
Well, they hide all the time, they only come out during dusk and dawn, they are primarily grub eaters. Some will eat crickets, but a lot of them seem to prefer mealworms, butterworms, waxworms et cetera. The hatchlings are difficult to keep alive in captivity, and captive-bred Croc Skinks are undervalued on the reptile market.
They prefer room temperature below 80ish F and high humidity of 80%-100%. I had a good site, but it doesn't seem to work anymore...
Edit: It seems to be working now: http://www.tribolonotus.com/
they do really well in half land half water they swim well i thought mines was dead but he wasnt they can hold there breath under water for a while also they will eat small feeder fish
These guys are awesome looking but the fact that they hide all the time disappoints me. I've always wanted to get a pair of these skinks for a breeding project.
Actually, they are pretty hardy. 
It's the first three months of their life is not so hardy... but that's a given with any lizard offspring.
It's the first three months of their life is not so hardy... but that's a given with any lizard offspring.
