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RE: What is the name of this Skink

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Posted by: Spawn at Tue Apr 17 11:07:16 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Spawn ]  
   

Hello Sandi:
The one you have is about as big as they get. For a small skink species I find that they truly are one of the most hardy. They pose few problems and settle in quickly.
The one you have really is one of the prettiest Ocellated Skinks I have seen. A very lucky find indeed. If you get a chance to pair it up they do breed in the terrarium. Females tend to have thicker bodies than males though that may not always be true. I have looked through hundreds of them and found that seems to be the case. They usually don't fight (or not that I've seen) so keeping them together is not a problem. Besides, they can easily get away from each other by burrowing in the sand.
I'm glad the info was of some use to you.
Have a Great day!!!


   

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