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I paid $8.99 each, came from a local petstore. I guess they are being imprted right now, I wish they were CB, if I end up with a pair I would like to try and breed them.
I paid $8.99 each, came from a local petstore. I guess they are being imprted right now, I wish they were CB, if I end up with a pair I would like to try and breed them.
I have seen lots coming in lately. Nice little beauts!
Congrats those are a very nice species to work with.But i can garuntee those are not S.petrii.Look and see if i posted pics of some of my S.pertii on here.You will notice the difference in pattern and color.Can you post some closer pics of the body?
Your right, they don't look like yours. Mine don't have that dark strip down their sides and are patterned differently. I will try to get some better pictures tonight once they come out.
I figured if they weren't petrii then they would be doraii. They were labeled as dwarf fat tails, I wish dealers wouldn't make up silly names like that. It took me 2 days to ID them as Stenodactylus, I'm glad I was able to, I wouldn't have brought them home if I didn't know what kind of care to provide.
They seem to like their new cage, eating and exploring already. I read they might need a humid hide like a leopard gecko, is that true? I have a perfect little container if it is.
Stenodactylus sthenodactylus.Thats what they are.Just keep em hot.I never provid a humid hide for mine jus 3 inches of sand and some peices of flat rock so they can dig under them.And dont be affraid to keep the hot side of the tank at 88 degrees.
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