Newest additions : Tribolonotus gracilis (Red Eyed Crocodile Skinks)

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ragnew;4352483; said:
I actually ordered my pair from Dan Scolaro of DTSherp, INC. The pair cost me $125.00. Which was $45.00 less then what I was being offered by another dealer.

I'd recommend Dan whole heartidly if anyone is interested in these guys.
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I am surprised they arrived alive, check the fauna classifieds on that guy.

Glad you got them in good shape though.
 
snakeguy101;4352493; said:
I am surprised they arrived alive, check the fauna classifieds on that guy.

Glad you got them in good shape though.
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Pretty crazy. I used to do a lot at faunaclassfieds but moved on a few years ago. Seems like some have had issues with him in the past, but I can only comment on my experience that I just had. The animals arrived fast, the packaging was excellent and the critters were in great condition.

Glad such was the case. Thanks for the information though!
 
ceeej31;4352615; said:
neat looking little guys, full enclosure shot?
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Here ya go. Nothing too elaborate, but all in all, I think they like it thus far haha.

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cool. Do you ever see them soaking? I have read some care sheets that say they like to stay dry but humid and others that say they will almost constantly soak and swim around...
 
snakeguy101;4352886; said:
cool. Do you ever see them soaking? I have read some care sheets that say they like to stay dry but humid and others that say they will almost constantly soak and swim around...
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Not quite yet, heh. So far all they do is hide. They'll sit there with their heads peakin' out of the hides, then the minute I move ***BAM*** they're gone hahaha. I too have heard that they LOVE to soak, but so far, not mine... :)
 
Great pick up! I've wanted to get a pair of these guys for ages now. One of these days I want to turn a 40 gallon breeder into a river tank for a few.
 
hi ragnew, I need help, I just bought a pair of these guys and both r ready to breed, but I'm concern with the temperature in my tank, my hygrometer points at 80% of humidity which is suitable after I've done some research, but my thermometer sets at 30-31 degrees of Celcius, I've read that it needs to be around 22-27 degrees of Celcius for the egg's temperature in order to fertilize, do you know how I can drop this temperature? I've regularly mist the tank but so far the thermometer shows no significant changes, is it because of my substrate? I'm using coco-peat
 
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