Fire Skinks
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se_exotics
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Fire Skinks
I was recently able to purchase four wild caught Fire Skinks between two of my local Petcos. This is a species I've been wanting for years and really enjoy having them. Here's some photos. Since none of them have been fighting I don't know which are males yet but I'm assuming that I have at least two males in there right now and the extras will be sold. I doubt I'm lucky enough to have ended up with a 1.3 group. They're eating crickets, wax worms, and meal worms and are able to be handled after working with them daily.
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se_exotics
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Re: Fire Skinks
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CJH
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Re: Fire Skinks
They are gorgeous!
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Richard.C
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Re: Fire Skinks
Nice looking skinks those
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Sarikazam
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Re: Fire Skinks
Amazing skinks! I would love to add a few with mine and have a little colony, it is a shame they are so hard to sex.
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Martianmoon
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Re: Fire Skinks
Fire skinks are really stunning! Lucky you. ^_^
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kl
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Re: Fire Skinks
They look great. They are one of the most beautiful skinks out there.
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JoshChimera
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Re: Fire Skinks
I read an article in the latest Reptiles Magazine on them! They were mentioned as the next popular lizard in the hobby. Nice group!
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Re: Fire Skinks
JoshChimera wrote:I read an article in the latest Reptiles Magazine on them! They were mentioned as the next popular lizard in the hobby. Nice group!
I read it to, it is a very nice little article! Very informative.
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