Hey guys, I've been very intersted in Cribos and Spilotes as of late, but I've noticed that there really isn't that much detailed information about them that I can find. I read a great article about Yellowtail Cribos in the most recent Reptiles magazine that really peaked my interest in this species. Can anyone tell me about their personal experiences with Cribos or Spilotes? The perks and the drawbacks? Thanks!
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Cribo and Spilotes info
thewho
Apr 29, 2005 11:59 AM
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Sighthunter
Apr 29, 2005 09:07 PM
High Maintence! I work with boath and if I were to make a suggestion I would start with a long term captive and feeding Black Tail Cribo, should be obtainable. Spilotes are hyper but mostly bluff. They boath eat alot and deficate often translating into high maintence!
LdyDrgn
May 11, 2005 02:54 PM
I have Spilotes care and breeding info on our site. They are extremely rewarding animals to work with.
Care and Breeding of Spilotes
