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http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/artic ... d=10598044

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCu4KGUQFd0

Thanks for the document. :bounce:

I could be wrong, my understanding of pest in NZ, will be illegal to keep, breed, display, swap, sell. like possum, ferret ....

Not 100% sure, I always have a feeling that australian rainbow skink declear as pest in NZ, if it is the case, that will be illegal to keep, breed, display, swap, sell. etc.

Looks native, The pattern and size doesn't look like a australian rainbow skink.

Even though we can't have Green Iguana legally in New Zealand. But that can't stop me dreaming. Part1 Part2 Part3

Download from NZ Herpetologic Society Note the end of the document, Leopard Gecko Does not require permit to keep in NZ. http://www.reptiles.org.nz/uploads/PDF/ ... nimals.pdf

Very nice, does your zoo open for public?

This may be abit big for your project. I like to share it anyway. http://www.riobravoreptiles.com/howto_outdoor.htm

I should have some at the end of January, PM me

Hi guys, I think my girl has eggs inside her after she sleep over with with he boy friend 2 weeks ago. She start to dig abit now. I would just like to ask about your dragon lay eggs on the cold side or the hot side? Many Thanks.

How come males are hard to find? :oops:

I guess it is for keeping the moisture, same as cricket

Thank you very much for your tips, I have been searching locust breeding on the web. There are some picture of egg laying(Schistocerca gregaria). Does New Zealand breed (Locusta migratoria) lay egg the same way? Leaving a hole in the laying medium. Thanks again