I finally got around to posting some pics of the corkbarks I picked up from LLLReptile a few weeks ago...The pics were taken the day after I got them. The last pic of the male shows a mite on him (that's the only way you can spot him!). A little reptile relief gently applied to the effected areas with a Q-tip solved that problem. Tell me what you think of my babies! This is the female...
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Inhabitants of the reptile room:
Leopard geckos, pictus geckos, crested geckos, african fat-tails, Paroedura bastardi bastardi, a velvet gecko, Henkel's Leaf Tails, Bibron's geckos, Corn snakes, Ball Pythons, Honduran milks, a single Taiwan Beauty, Leucistic Texas Rats, Solomon Island Tree Boas, a pair of Mali Uromastyx, an Amazon tree boa, baby Hatian tree boas, a single female circleback Colombian red-tail...
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A few Corkbark pics...
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Another of the female...
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Inhabitants of the reptile room:
Leopard geckos, pictus geckos, crested geckos, african fat-tails, Paroedura bastardi bastardi, a velvet gecko, Henkel's Leaf Tails, Bibron's geckos, Corn snakes, Ball Pythons, Honduran milks, a single Taiwan Beauty, Leucistic Texas Rats, Solomon Island Tree Boas, a pair of Mali Uromastyx, an Amazon tree boa, baby Hatian tree boas, a single female circleback Colombian red-tail...
A close-up of her...
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Inhabitants of the reptile room:
Leopard geckos, pictus geckos, crested geckos, african fat-tails, Paroedura bastardi bastardi, a velvet gecko, Henkel's Leaf Tails, Bibron's geckos, Corn snakes, Ball Pythons, Honduran milks, a single Taiwan Beauty, Leucistic Texas Rats, Solomon Island Tree Boas, a pair of Mali Uromastyx, an Amazon tree boa, baby Hatian tree boas, a single female circleback Colombian red-tail...
And finally the male (if you can't find him, look for the bright red mite...lol)
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Inhabitants of the reptile room:
Leopard geckos, pictus geckos, crested geckos, african fat-tails, Paroedura bastardi bastardi, a velvet gecko, Henkel's Leaf Tails, Bibron's geckos, Corn snakes, Ball Pythons, Honduran milks, a single Taiwan Beauty, Leucistic Texas Rats, Solomon Island Tree Boas, a pair of Mali Uromastyx, an Amazon tree boa, baby Hatian tree boas, a single female circleback Colombian red-tail...
aw man awesome geckos! i think you're the one who beat me to that deal, i was really lookin hard for them and that was a great deal. i had some mites on a pair of mine when i first got them, but treating them quickly is the key, so hopefully they wont resurface. good luck with em!
i need to get some of those in the near future. leaftails rock!
I email them about 10 minutes after they posted the ad and they were already sold. Anyway beautiful animals, good luck with them.
-Matt
I have noticed that this is only species that seems to curl their tail up to their head...at least in the pictures I have seen, only corks have I seen this in..
Am I mistaken?
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Uroplatus sikorae 1.1
Uroplatus henkeli
Ball python
Hogg Island Boa Constrictor
Several species of tarantula
ive seen tails curled over the head in both pietschmanni and phantasticus
the ones that sprawl out, mossies, lined, etc. are adapted towards hanging and blending in on branches. ones that usually are about 1-2 inches around ( atleast that's the ones mine choose) satanics are more ground dwellers and corkbarks try to blend in on cork bark ( which is obviously much larger around and more flat than a twig or bamboo) so they curl up in a ball. just what they're adapted towards doing.
