are they really a type of skink?? i tried searching on the web about them but couldn't find nothing. they look really unique and kinda reminds me of the dragon from the movie how to train your dragon lol
@kavyaanshrike Yes! You can house red eyed skinks with crested geckos, as long as they are similar in size.
Both species require almost identical tropical conditions; high humidity (60-80) low temperatures (68-78)
both species don't require UVB, (they're both crepuscular and nocturnal.) Only difference is that crested geckos are arboreal and red eyed skinks are burrowers/terrestrial.
Red eyed skinks rarely come out of their tunnels and crested geckos only come down to ground level to eat.
@Tupinambinae I agree with you, to an extent. I don't recommend mixing different ground and arboreal species of any kind, but crested geckos and red eyed skinks are an exception and there are other more lizards that are exceptions as well.
Most lizards are territorial but when you house arboreal lizards with terrestrial there is no territory to fight for. Common sense is don't house a Tokay with a leopard or a Tegu with a Savannah Monitor, even though one is terrestrial and the other arboreal.
@Tupinambinae@Tupinambinae But crested geckos and red eyed skinks are very docile lizards and don't seem to mind each others presence. I know this because I breed and house both of these species in the same cage. The red eyed skinks often climb on top of branches and rest next to the crested Gs. Same with hatchlings. Anyway, that is what my experience has been over the years.
Here they're: kslDOTCOM/index.php?nid=218&ad=15555724&cat=110
@Tupinambinae It would only mean stress if they were together. For example, Green anoles and Brown anoles have been mixed together, as the Green anoles are arboreal and the Brown anoles are terrestrial. The same principle can be for these.
@Tupinambinae I disagree. Mixing species is ok as long as you mix the right ones. I have a wonderful mixed set up where all the animals get along great. Plus, it adds a touch of realism to their environment.
@kavyaanshrike Yes! You can house red eyed skinks with crested geckos, as long as they are similar in size.
Both species require almost identical tropical conditions; high humidity (60-80) low temperatures (68-78)
both species don't require UVB, (they're both crepuscular and nocturnal.) Only difference is that crested geckos are arboreal and red eyed skinks are burrowers/terrestrial.
Red eyed skinks rarely come out of their tunnels and crested geckos only come down to ground level to eat.
They ignore each other when they come face to face, and crocodile skinks are not shy around crested geckos.
I breed both of these species and house all my adults in one terrarium and all the hatchlings in another.
All of my red eyed skinks seem to enjoy the company of baby crested geckos and actually spend most of their time next to one another. Amazing little critters!
Im just building a new paludariuim with a cascade for them. It will be real New Guinea setup. All plants, fishs and of course the skinks will be comon in New Guinea. But could take till christmas.
very nice and funny reptiles, in holland they cost 80 euros, i'm going to buy one and i'm going to put em with my fire bellied toads, fire bellied newt ant american green treefrog.
How big do they get? I'm trying to look for care guides but I am coming up empty. Any info?
njnolan1 4 weeks ago
Plx check out my video abt my skink, i cn use all the help & advice I can get.
gofurselfsfags 5 months ago
sorry for the double post.
drainpipesolution 8 months ago
be expecting an egg there mating lol
lukezim123 9 months ago
are these helemted croc skinks? or red eyed.
MrTsmith101 1 year ago
are they really a type of skink?? i tried searching on the web about them but couldn't find nothing. they look really unique and kinda reminds me of the dragon from the movie how to train your dragon lol
seiduo 1 year ago
could you mix this specie with for instance crested geckos or cave geckos in a 150 gallon terrarium
kavyaanshrike 1 year ago
@kavyaanshrike No
Tupinambinae 1 year ago 5
@kavyaanshrike Yes! You can house red eyed skinks with crested geckos, as long as they are similar in size.
Both species require almost identical tropical conditions; high humidity (60-80) low temperatures (68-78)
both species don't require UVB, (they're both crepuscular and nocturnal.) Only difference is that crested geckos are arboreal and red eyed skinks are burrowers/terrestrial.
Red eyed skinks rarely come out of their tunnels and crested geckos only come down to ground level to eat.
drainpipesolution 8 months ago
@drainpipesolution I would not mix different species. this means a lot of stress for each species.
Tupinambinae 8 months ago 6
@Tupinambinae I agree with you, to an extent. I don't recommend mixing different ground and arboreal species of any kind, but crested geckos and red eyed skinks are an exception and there are other more lizards that are exceptions as well.
Most lizards are territorial but when you house arboreal lizards with terrestrial there is no territory to fight for. Common sense is don't house a Tokay with a leopard or a Tegu with a Savannah Monitor, even though one is terrestrial and the other arboreal.
drainpipesolution 8 months ago
@Tupinambinae @Tupinambinae But crested geckos and red eyed skinks are very docile lizards and don't seem to mind each others presence. I know this because I breed and house both of these species in the same cage. The red eyed skinks often climb on top of branches and rest next to the crested Gs. Same with hatchlings. Anyway, that is what my experience has been over the years.
Here they're: kslDOTCOM/index.php?nid=218&ad=15555724&cat=110
drainpipesolution 8 months ago
@Tupinambinae It would only mean stress if they were together. For example, Green anoles and Brown anoles have been mixed together, as the Green anoles are arboreal and the Brown anoles are terrestrial. The same principle can be for these.
jedihunter176 5 months ago
@Tupinambinae I disagree. Mixing species is ok as long as you mix the right ones. I have a wonderful mixed set up where all the animals get along great. Plus, it adds a touch of realism to their environment.
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@kavyaanshrike Yes! You can house red eyed skinks with crested geckos, as long as they are similar in size.
Both species require almost identical tropical conditions; high humidity (60-80) low temperatures (68-78)
both species don't require UVB, (they're both crepuscular and nocturnal.) Only difference is that crested geckos are arboreal and red eyed skinks are burrowers/terrestrial.
Red eyed skinks rarely come out of their tunnels and crested geckos only come down to ground level to eat.
drainpipesolution 8 months ago
@kavyaanshrike
They ignore each other when they come face to face, and crocodile skinks are not shy around crested geckos.
I breed both of these species and house all my adults in one terrarium and all the hatchlings in another.
All of my red eyed skinks seem to enjoy the company of baby crested geckos and actually spend most of their time next to one another. Amazing little critters!
drainpipesolution 8 months ago
@kavyaanshrike realy not much point and not a good idea
n2488 5 months ago
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whynotXX 1 year ago
sounds good cant wait
whynotXX 1 year ago
sound pretty nice cant wait
whynotXX 1 year ago
can you get some more vid with your t.gracilis
whynotXX 1 year ago
@whynotXX yes there will be more in future.
Im just building a new paludariuim with a cascade for them. It will be real New Guinea setup. All plants, fishs and of course the skinks will be comon in New Guinea. But could take till christmas.
Tupinambinae 1 year ago
@Tupinambina have you finish the paladarium cant wait to see it
whynotXX 1 year ago
i love this animal got 6 of them at my self in defferent tanks nice vid
whynotXX 1 year ago
@whynotXX this are my favorites of all my herps.
Tupinambinae 1 year ago
Great :-D
pitviperlover 1 year ago
yeah i want to see their enclosure if i would get one i would not know what i need
zach7000 2 years ago
u pretty much need a soil substrate and couple hides large water dish and keep it humid couple plants and your good =]
reptilefan9000 2 years ago
is their any chance of you doing a care vid on them.and may be a wider shot of your enclosure.
cjcarlosnumber1 2 years ago
can you do an update on your croc skinks
charlie1434 2 years ago
what are those things they kinda look like chomelions i cant spell sorry and something else i dunno what though???
cthrash420 2 years ago
Tribolonotus gracilis - I guess called Helmet Skinks in US
Tupinambinae 2 years ago
oooo ic thats cool i have never seen them befor its funny they dont look like anykind of skink i have ever seen befor there cool!!
cthrash420 2 years ago
@Tupinambinae Red Eyed Crocodile Skink
DinoKillar 1 year ago
there red eyed crocidile skinks
XgamesRULE 2 years ago
word
cthrash420 2 years ago
very nice and funny reptiles, in holland they cost 80 euros, i'm going to buy one and i'm going to put em with my fire bellied toads, fire bellied newt ant american green treefrog.
very nice vid.
nijntje4 3 years ago
That's the best video I've ever seen of this species. I'd like to see more of their enclosure and setup. They seem pretty happy.
devlinfrost 3 years ago
ah ive been trying to find one of these for Sooo long.
dudethatisawesome1 3 years ago
In Europe you can find them currently often on stocklists.
Tupinambinae 3 years ago
llo quiero comprarmelos me estoi decidiendo,tengo camaleones pero estos animales son muy guapo el de la tienda me los enseño toi casi por comprarlos
Berforman 3 years ago