Usually during courting, and in the middle of the night. Since one of my
breeding tanks is in the bedroom, I have been waked up in the middle of
the night! The R. auriculatus are even more vocal, and can be heard from
my bedroom from the room down the hall!!! The sound is a kind of weird
croaking!
Jim Hammond wrote:
What kind of vocalizations emanate from the ciliatus and under what
circumstances do they do this?
Thanks,
Jim
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Subject: Re: [gecko]Head bobbing
I don't remember head bobbing in any of mine... lots of tail swishing
with Phelsuma and vocalization with the Rhacodactylus ciliatus and
auriculatus! The Rhacs have been very vocal lately. Tons of head bobbing
with the miniature bearded dragons, though.
Lyle Puente wrote:
A question arose on a chameleon list refering to head bobbing in lizards.
Has anyone noted this behavior in geckos?
I can't recall seeing it ever.
Lyle Puente
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