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RE: Feeding baby 5 lined blue tailed skinks.

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Posted by: LisaOKC at Sat Sep 1 13:18:02 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by LisaOKC ]  
   

Thanks for the tips!

While they are doing well with very small crickets and fruit flies, they are going through them at a high rate of speed, so this might be a way to use somewhat larger crickets that I have to buy for my other herps.

I started out with six and a couple of weeks ago I found one dead with the tail completely gone. Could have that been a fratracide? I didn't find the tail anywhere.

Since then I have separated them into a group of three and a group of two. How much to I need to warry about agression at this age? I saw one seem to attack another smaller one a few days ago. Should I put the smallest one by himself? They do seem to keep each other company at times.

Thanks for any info!


   

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