My terrarium of androyensis

[Aury]

This is the terrarium where i keep my little male of androyensis, i hope to buy a little female soon!

What do you think about it?

 

[nlmoore]

He should be a very happy little lizard. Nancy

 

[tanala]

you could put some dry leaves and/or some moss on the ground, and maybe some thin branches.


Sebastian

 

[Aury]

Thank you both!

I'd like to put a little plastic plant in the terrarium....or is it better to put dry leaves, moss and thin branches?

 

[nlmoore]

You could do both. Put a nicely colored plant and some leaves and branches. They love to have places to hide in.
Nancy

 

[Aury]

Hi everyone!
I bought a female for my androyensis, and i think that she is pregnant!
Where will she lay the eggs? What can i put in the terrium to help her to lay?

Thank you all in advance!

 

[tanala]

think she needs a slightly moist substrate (peat/moss or peat/sand mix). A laying-box is recommended as it is always easier to find eggs after laying. If you use such a small plastic-box filled with substrate, but keep the rest of the substrate more dry and low, she is 'forced' to use the laying-box. But i have no personal experience with androyensis, so i have no idea if this species likely uses a box. I would offer two small boxes at different places in their cage (different temperatures). Box should have only a small entry, so she feels safe in there.

Sebastian

 

[Aury]

Ok, i'll do as you said! Thank you for your precious help, i'll update you.

Btw, here are some pics of new entry:

 

[tanala]

i wish u the best with your animals. Really cute!

 

[Aury]

Thank you for your patience and kindness! I hope to give you good news!

 

[Pierre]

Hi Aury,

Nice to see that you'd finally find a bride for your lonely male...
good luck with her/them.
Cheers,

Pierre

 

[Aury]

Hi Aury,

Nice to see that you'd finally find a bride for your lonely male...
good luck with her/them.
Cheers,

Pierre

Thank you! I hope to see you soon in next Hamm show!

 

[Aury]

Take a look at this pic:

But isn't it a rock gecko? I thought that it couldn't climb... :shock:
Maybe is it cause there is limestone on the walls?