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Posted by nickpurvis on May 09, 2003 at 14:51:31:

Hi Im a 14 year old reptile keeper and got my first reptile pet when I was 6,a forest armadillo lizard.ever since Ive been keeping reptiles.Now I want to breed them.I was looking into triblonotus gracilis.they are cool looking and according to some care and breeding info on the net people say they are easy to care for and breed.does anyone think this a good first time breeder lizard.I was thinking of putting a male and a female in a 20 gallon tank with a cypress mulch substrate,quite a few hiding spots,a water fall,and a water dish big enough to let them both be in it the same time.also Id put in some cork bark for clibing and hiding.is this a good enclosure?thanks for all your time and to all who read and post.
nick

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