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Yeah mate same thing, though they are Strophurus now. There are a few taenicaudas kicking about over there but as with any rare Oz reptile you guys pay a pretty hefty price for them. Last I heard their a grand each over there. Ciliaris are the more common ones there as well as intermedius and williamsi (same things really just different looks like the knob-tails). If you are thinking of getting some as captives ciliaris are the way to go as they have a bit of size on them up to 15 cm total length. Mate you won't be disappointed in them, their quite pretty as well if you get the Katherine form.
They are a pretty cool captive, they are quite active (even in low air temps) and if you ever want geckos that sit out all day and never hide then Strophurus are the way to go. Mine sit out on the branches all day and would stare right back at you with their red eyes if they see you looking at them, the male would even come down to the glass front from time to time to have a good look. The only thing is strophurus need low amounts of UV as they sit naturally out in dapled sunlight in the wild, so a 5.0 source would be needed. (their almost diurnal lol)
Congrats on the leos turning ten mate, and good luck with the rescue hope she pulls through.
I will definitely keep everybody posted on the breeding, with any luck the golden tails may join in as well.
They are a pretty cool captive, they are quite active (even in low air temps) and if you ever want geckos that sit out all day and never hide then Strophurus are the way to go. Mine sit out on the branches all day and would stare right back at you with their red eyes if they see you looking at them, the male would even come down to the glass front from time to time to have a good look. The only thing is strophurus need low amounts of UV as they sit naturally out in dapled sunlight in the wild, so a 5.0 source would be needed. (their almost diurnal lol)
Congrats on the leos turning ten mate, and good luck with the rescue hope she pulls through.
I will definitely keep everybody posted on the breeding, with any luck the golden tails may join in as well.
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My leos turned Ten this year. Wish I had the room to give them a 40 breeder or something.
I have a Spare one
... course I am going to separate all the girls into their own 10's later this year, so I can give a seasoned pair the 55.... *looks innocent and whistles*.
I have a Spare one
... course I am going to separate all the girls into their own 10's later this year, so I can give a seasoned pair the 55.... *looks innocent and whistles*.- Messages
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she shed again yet? Interested to see how she colors up as she ages.
