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awwwwww, how pretty!
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stunning lizards 
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And it seems that he is eating all crickets are gone 
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| Jordi J wrote: | | And it seems that he is eating all crickets are gone |
Excellent News Jordi
I've never witnessed any of my tribs eating crickets,but they always seem to disappear 
The opposite can be said about waxworms,they always grab them straight away 
Glad he's settling in well mate.
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Very sweet, I must admit to having a soft spot for these myself. Its great how easy you can sex him, it isnt always that easy is it.
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Jordi J
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| Al Stotton wrote: | | Jordi J wrote: | | And it seems that he is eating all crickets are gone |
Excellent News Jordi
I've never witnessed any of my tribs eating crickets,but they always seem to disappear
The opposite can be said about waxworms,they always grab them straight away
Glad he's settling in well mate.
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Hehe, here they always wait at least one and a half hour for me to get away. When they now for sure that I'm gone it is hunting time. And the same with waxworms. Maybe they will be getting some more relaxed when there in there new vivarium
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Does anyone have a link to a website, or even just know about the differant species?
We got some in at work today and they're definatley not the 'normal' gracilis species... I'd like to figure out what we got!
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Jordi J
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| Ally wrote: | Does anyone have a link to a website, or even just know about the differant species?
We got some in at work today and they're definatley not the 'normal' gracilis species... I'd like to figure out what we got! |
If it is a crocodile skink and not gracilis it must be novaeguineae.
You got 8 species of Tribolonotus. 2 of them are allowed in the pet trade and that is Tribolonotus gracilis and novaeguineae.
Place a picture I should say, that is a lot easier to determine a lizard
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ally here is a link to a very informative website on tribs, to help you identify your mysterious tribs lol => http://tribolonotus.com/
oo yay you have tribs, might have to come down and have a nosy, lol.
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Jordi J
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| Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2007 6:32 pm Post subject: |
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| Ailurus wrote: | ally here is a link to a very informative website on tribs, to help you identify your mysterious tribs lol => http://tribolonotus.com/
oo yay you have tribs, might have to come down and have a nosy, lol. |
This website only shows Tribolonotus gracilis and Tribolonotus novaeguineae 
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