Red-Eyed Crocodile Skink (Tribolonotus gracilis)

Description

This nocturnal skink is named for the red/orange ring that surrounds its eye, not the eyeball itself.

• - Frequent handling not recommended, as it may cause stress
• - Nocturnal, but may be seen throughout the day, especially during feeding times
• - Prefer cool, moist environments with ample ground space and numerous hiding spots
• - Best kept singly, they may also tolerate mixed sex pairs. Pairs/groups of males only or females only should be avoided as they may become territorial or aggressive