What would be considered the best first uroplatus? Also if you could give some of the care requirements that would be helpful, or give a link to a good care sheet site.
Thanks
-Eric-
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Beginner Uroplatus?
shyguy4217
Jul 07, 2003 01:11 PM
Replies (2)
thundergibbon
Jul 08, 2003 01:41 PM
Hi there,
The best (and only) beginner Uroplatus would be U. Henkeli. They are a largish species and quite hardy being able to tolerate a broader range of humidities and temperatures than all of the other Uroplatus. Here is a link to a great Henkeli site that also has some for sale.
http://www.geocities.com/lizardqueenreptiles/main.html
What other herps have you kept?
Justin
shyguy4217
Jul 11, 2003 02:04 PM
Im pretty much just starting into herps and I don't think that I'd be ready to keep Uroplatus because from what I'm reading their harder than what I'm used to. Anyways I've kept White's tree frogs, Green Anoles, Garter Snake and Leopard Geckos and I've decided that I'm going to get a Uromastyx. So I guess I was just looking for future reference when I'm a little more experienced.
Thanks though
-Eric-
