Forgotten Reps.

[GeckoJosh]

Aha,...that be the one Thanks Josh I love that pic,.....Cheers for the tip too. When you say up to 5 are these all female except one male or can multiple males be housed together?? Im not a big fan of housing pairs but if they are cool in groups like Dip Galeatus that sounds good.

I haven't tried housing multiple males but my guess is they would act like most other species and fight during breeding season

[Hooglabah]

Anybody breeding those leaftails?

[Smithers]

Hey Rocket, Do you keep these in groups I have heard they can be housed with multiple males no harm done?? Lil treasures these I think,..it's just Im cash strapped when breeders sell them damn it

I haven't tried housing multiple males but my guess is they would act like most other species and fight during breeding season

Thanks Josh,...one male it is then

[Rocket]

[QUOTE=Smithers;1896338]Hey Rocket, Do you keep these in groups I have heard they can be housed with multiple males no harm done?? Lil treasures these I think,..it's just Im cash strapped when breeders sell them damn it

I only house a pair together and have another juvenile kept individually that I'm waiting to see the sex of as it matures. They have a tonne of personality and unlike the general conception of Diplodactylus being terrestrial, these things run all over the walls of the cage. Then again, they are in plastic tubs and their claws must be able to get a good foothold on the walls. I'm unsure how they'd go in glass enclosures though so needless to say, I use lids! They have laid eggs but have stopped for the season and the eggs they did lay, were laid in dry soil and quickly deteriorated unfortunately.

[GeckoJosh]

Anybody breeding those leaftails?

Next season i will be again, although this season I didnt have the best luck
In Victoria you cant keep P.platurus but you can keep other species such as S.salebrosus

[Smithers]

[QUOTE=Rocket;1896341]

Hey Rocket, Do you keep these in groups I have heard they can be housed with multiple males no harm done?? Lil treasures these I think,..it's just Im cash strapped when breeders sell them damn it

I only house a pair together and have another juvenile kept individually that I'm waiting to see the sex of as it matures. They have a tonne of personality and unlike the general conception of Diplodactylus being terrestrial, these things run all over the walls of the cage. Then again, they are in plastic tubs and their claws must be able to get a good foothold on the walls. I'm unsure how they'd go in glass enclosures though so needless to say, I use lids! They have laid eggs but have stopped for the season and the eggs they did lay, were laid in dry soil and quickly deteriorated unfortunately.

Bummer about the eggs,...next time. I remember Tim Portas having a group housed together without issues just thought I'd check with another breeder to see how you do things. Tim actually posted a pick of one of his clambering the walls of the tub with a pellet of spent food stuck up on the walls so they should be classed as terrestrial/arborial maybe.

[GeckoJosh]

Semi-arboreal?

[levis04]

Hi Rocket
Did NPWS tell you this directly? I know this has been spread around by various people (I have even been told this), but have you asked NPWS?

Daniel

I have been told directly by NPWS it is true they dont want them in the hobby.

[dihsmaj]

I don't know why I haven't seen too many Tiliqua multifasciata or Tiliqua occipitalis for sale.
My multifasciata is great, though he needs it around 34 in the hot end of his enclosure.
At least it warms my room up!

[Cabb11age]

hey rocket,

i have a juvy pair of galeatus i origanily got off levis04, that i am moving on to concentrate on levis and stels so if ya need new blood pm me,

regards mick

[Rocket]

Thanks for the offer Cabb11age but I'll be right, I don't need anymore D.galeatus.

Do you have any photos of your N.stellatus?

[hornet]

as a few of you would be aware of i just love the smaller "forgotten" species, i keep a few small skink species and plan to expand into some of the more forgotten gex and pygopods next season. N. stellatus is at the top of my want list

[GeckoJosh]

Some of my other favourites:

[gemrock2hot]

Love that last one wat is it?

[shortstuff61]

Heteronotia binoei?
They're pretty tiny!