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My Pet Wood

Tongue Flicker

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Madina't Isa, Bahrain
You know how scorpions and tarantulas are called pet holes and pet rocks? Now a new term is added to the list, Pet Wood.

Just an update:
Originally, i had a sub-adult pair of emerald tree skinks. They mature very slowly and now they are 5 years old going 6 this coming August. Last year, my drunkard snakedealer sold me a trio adding up to 5. Two of the newcomers died due to heat and travel stress so my dealer promised to give me replacements but failed to do so. As a result, they were sold to me free.

A rare glimpse of one skink sleeping (pics taken at 3am lol)

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There are 2 hollow mopani wood inside and my emerald tree skinks love frolicking and hiding in it (perhaps hide in it forever). I do know they are out and about during the day when i'm away coz the food dish is empty every 2-3 days.

Obviously, my imagination is below sea level so this is the best that my creative mind could come up with lol. I was planning to upgrade to a bigger tank if the replacements came but for now this'll suffice.

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Even after 5 years they are still quite flighty and skittish. Guess that'll never change.
 

khatchet

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They are cool skink. I only have one skink but would love to have more as im sure you know owning them they are amazing lizards.
 

Tongue Flicker

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Haha true that. I personally think skinks are the smartest lizard and most developed in terms of brain structure as proven by science except this particular species lol. Live-bearing skinks are definitely the most affectionate and brighter as arboreal ones go nuts all the time lol
 

khatchet

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I would agree that there the smartest. My fire skink is diffently the smartest lizard I have.
 

Tongue Flicker

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Madina't Isa, Bahrain
34 snakes (mostly rear-fanged tropical species), 17 lizards, 1 turtle, 2 newts, a treefrog, 78 scorpions (8 adults the rest are successive broods), 7 matured female Ts, 3 millipedes, a centipede, a few beetles, a crow, a trio of owls, a ****atiel, 6 hedgehogs, 1 palm civet and 5 sugar gliders to be exact. Excluding the sold ones and the ones i have abroad :D
 
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