ive never seen that subspecies before.very neat looking. i myself keep e. maculata and captive bred and hatched 8 babies(out of 12 eggs that were layn). do the panamintinas do well with that amount of water? i have a water dish in each of the critter keepers for the babies and they hardly ever drink from that,or misting but the adults are in a tank thats half water and often swim and drink from the moving water. -cassie Kevin Emmerich wrote: > Hi, > > We would be interested in any ethogram you may have. We have done some > behavioral studies on Elgaria panamintina (Panamint alligator lizard) that > inhabits a small region of montane sky islands in the northern Mojave > Desert. Due to their fossorial nature, terraria simulating natural habitat > is one of the best ways to observe ethology of this species. Any studies on > geckos or any species are of interest to us. This is our website URL for > captive studies of E. panamintina. > > http://cluster4.biosci.utexas.edu/deathvalley/elgaria/behavior.htm > > Thanks, Kevin and Laura -- Cassie Schilliger White Iguana Reptile Rescue Advisor and Adoption Coordinator, So. California aim: emcityturtle yahoo: creepy_crawley_girl ########################################################################### THE GLOBAL GECKO ASSOCIATION LISTSERV WebSite: www.gekkota.com Archive: [EMAIL PROTECTED]/ The GGA takes no responsibility for the contents of these postings. ###########################################################################
