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Texas Banded geckos (Coleonyx
brevis) can be kept in pairs or trios in 12-quart boxes or 5-10 gallon
glass aqauria. The substrate should be fine sand that is lightly misted a
few times a week. I like to use inverted plastic catch basins, with a hole
cut in the side, for shelter. If you are interested in a more natural
set-up, cork bark flats or flat rocks can be used for shelter. For
females, a small nestbox with moist vermiculite will suffice for egg
deposition. It is also a good idea to place a small water bowl in the
enclosure. C. brevis do not require high temps, but the enclosure
should have an area that will get 84-88 degrees F during the spring and summer,
with an ambient temp. that is around 80-82. It is a good idea to decrease
the temp. and photoperiod during the winter months. They will readily
feed on appropriately sized crickets.
I am currently doing some
morphological studies on this species, and the research will continue for the
next couple of years.
Nathan Hall
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