Crocodile Skinks?

[unkempt1]

I think I'm going to make the leap and get a pair of crocodile skinks for My dragon's old cage. I've been looking online and the info for them is pretty limited. Anyone have a recommendation for the best care sheet? I think I've read them all (there's literally about 5 different ones), but some have info that conflicts with info from other care sheets.


Also, what's the best site to order? I've looked locally and found only one shop that has one, and they only have one. I can't find any info on local breeders, but the closer to San Antonio the better. Thanks for anyone that can help!

[poison]

Most if not all are wc these skinks only lay one egg per clutch so cbb ones aren't to common. Illtry and find a great care sheat for you that was written up by people i talk to.

[unkempt1]

I would really appreciate it! Also, if you have experience ordering from online companies give me the ones you like the most!

[Deac77]

There are some BABIES CBB on fauna right now

[unkempt1]

There are some BABIES CBB on fauna right now

Awesome, thanks for the advice. I'm looking for a sexed pair though, but I'll keep looking at that site!

[lucidremedy]

Awesome, thanks for the advice. I'm looking for a sexed pair though, but I'll keep looking at that site!

I know this was posted two weeks ago, but Im actually getting a pair of orange eyed crocodile skinks and have some information I can give you.

Their actually pretty easy, their semi-aquatic/borrowing species from river areas in New Guinea. Their humidity needs to be about 70-75% and they need live plants because nearly all of them are wild caught because they are EXTREMELY slow breeders. Their social, so its best to keep them in male/female pairings (which it sounds like you want to do). Its good to keep a water area where they can swim/submerge. A pair can stay in a relatively small space, 15 gallons for a breeding pair. They get nervous in larger terrariums. Best terrarium substrate is eco earth or cypress mulch. They are good at room temperature, they don't like anything above 80 degrees and like temperatures about 75-78.

Hope that helps .