Re: for ingo on "Japalura" lizards

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Posted by Ingo on December 04, 2001 at 02:10:39:

In Reply to: Re: for ingo on "Japalura" lizards posted by cilene on December 03, 2001 at 17:09:36:

: ingo,
: did you go and check out the link i posted?....
: if not could you please go and check it out ... i would like your opinion on what she has done.... it would help me with how i have my japalura set....
: thank you
: cilene

Hi Cilene,

they csn be kept for a while as described there, but on the long run htey need colder nights! Also these people do niot seem to care too much fpr high mornuing humidity and lower daytime humidity and I did not find Info about the basking spot they use. The Pics seem to depict J. splendida (not splendens as stated there), but I am not sure. I add Pics of splendida and polygonata to this post, to help you to decide, what you have. Again: Hot basking spot and comparably dry at daytiome, cool and humid at night. Hibernation is essential for breeding and I would suggest to do it anyway. Most animals which brumate in the wild benefit from a cold eperiod in captivity.

Hope that helps

splendida:

polygonata:

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: : ingo, : : did you go and check out the link i posted?.... : : if not could you please go and check it out ... i would like your opinion on what she has done.... it would help me with how i have my japalura set.... : : thank you : : cilene : Hi Cilene, : they csn be kept for a while as described there, but on the long run htey need colder nights! Also these people do niot seem to care too much fpr high mornuing humidity and lower daytime humidity and I did not find Info about the basking spot they use. The Pics seem to depict J. splendida (not splendens as stated there), but I am not sure. I add Pics of splendida and polygonata to this post, to help you to decide, what you have. Again: Hot basking spot and comparably dry at daytiome, cool and humid at night. Hibernation is essential for breeding and I would suggest to do it anyway. Most animals which brumate in the wild benefit from a cold eperiod in captivity. : Hope that helps : splendida: : <img src=http://www.terra-magica.de/ThomasSchwonke/TSchw5.jpg> : polygonata: : <img src=http://village.infoweb.ne.jp/~fwic4591/lizard/agama&iguana/photo/okinawakinoboritokage-1.jpg>

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