[giorgio199]

Hi everybody,
I took a WC pair of Microscalabotes bivittis, a very rarely seen diurnal species of Madagascar, really similar to Lygodactylus.
I'm keeping them in a vertical developed terrarium with a with light, a lot of hiding and a bromelia, the temperature is about 28° during daytime with a little decrease during night, I moist the viv in the morning.
I'd like to know if someone has more info or suggestion.. the pair is in captivity since july and looks healty.
Here is a pic I took with no flash light just not to stress them



enjoy it!
Giorgio

[freddy81]

Damm.....send some to me......=)
More photos or if you can make a video on them.

More info please.

/Freddy

[giorgio199]

I prefer not to stress them with photos now, I picked them up at Hamm show.. but once they made settled in I'll do more photos for sure
the info I got are really few and I'm searching too for them ahah.. Jon Boone told me to house them as a Lygodactylus species and this is what I'm doing.. I'll keep you updated

Giorgio

[freddy81]

cool
If you got offsprings just let me know.
Or if you know anybody that have for sale just let me know

[giorgio199]

I was searching for them for two years and I found them only by chance, because the man that imported them classified the pair as "Lygodactylus sp. from Madagascar" but they were not Lygodactylus sp. but Microscalabotes bivittis
I hope they will settle in good for the moment..
the only particular thing I can say is that I saw the female vibrates her tail and I don't know for sure what it means.

Giorgio

[giorgio199]

I just notced I posted this on the wrong place, this is a "other day gecko".. I hope somebody who has the power can fix this