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RE: CCB Zonosaurs quadrilineatus

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Posted by: 7serpents at Mon Jul 19 15:53:34 2004  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by 7serpents ]  
   

That's great news! Are they eating sweet fruits, pinkies, kale, Superworms during the breeding season you have them aclimated to? Mine took two years to aclimate and adjust to change in environment. We are opposite of Madgascar so I used the Weather Channel to determine yearly cycles. then I followed that yearly cycle to our global hemisphere changes. Used large aspen shavings in 4' X 2' X 2' with 3" of Jungle soil mix/Sphagnum Moss/upside down catlitter pan (enterance cut into one side for easy access. Misted Humdity box(catlitter pan) every day. This alowed for nesting site/egg laying chamber/nice sheds.

Zonosaurus trilineatus & valdis species took very well to environment and breeding. They all love Cork Bark for shedding purposes.

   

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