New satanics...

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Cory

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I posted this over "there" lol.. thought I would share here...

Well ... SATANICS I love thee...

Here's a BUNCH of pics from the two satanics we received the other day, they are settling nicely, one is a little more bold than the other in that we see hime more often, but man are they EVER cool little critters!

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Thanks for looking!
 
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Dee

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Don't forget this one...
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Gives a whole new meaning to "Satanic", looks like a sleeping vampire!
 
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Cryptly

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I love the way these guys look!

One of these days I'll add one to my ever growing zoo. . . :)
 
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Cory

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KelliH said:
Those are some sweet phantasticus, Cory. Best of luck with breeding them! Oh, do you keep any other Uroplatus btw?
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Not yet.... the stress on YET! lol....

Thanks for the comments guys, we were pretty stocked to get these guys!
 
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DontShootMe

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Those look nice. How big do they get? Are they easy to maintain?
 
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Jedi Master Bruce

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I love Uroplatus. Any tips on keeping and breeding? Anyone?
 
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Dee

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They get to about six inches or so, and are extremely easy to maintain - no heat required, mist daily, and feed the standard crix, mealies, etc. In some southern states they would actually need cooling, as temps higher than 80F can kill them. They're not a gecko for handling, but as you can see, they're really interesting to watch lol. As for breeding, not there yet, hopefully will be in the future!
 
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DontShootMe

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How low can the temperature get it gets as low as 60 in the house in the winters here.
 
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Ian S.

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Those are some sweet satanics. Those will definately be my next gecko to work with.
 
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Graham_s

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DontShootMe said:
How low can the temperature get it gets as low as 60 in the house in the winters here.
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60 is fine for a night/cool season temp drop.

@ the photo of the "vampire" one:
This is them imitating twigs/leaves on ficus bushes and sway in the breeze. I just had my female U.cf.Ebenaui do this when jumping onto my finger. It's quite entertaining to watch!
 
Sunrise Reptile

Sunrise Reptile

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Jeanne said:
Man I miss my Phantasticus everytime I see some!
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Yeah, but they're doing Great! Unfortunately still no viable eggs though. I've been thinking about getting a second male, and may go that route this summer. I haven't forgotten you though! ;)
 
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