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Baby Tanimbar Blue Tongue Skink

$249.99

  • T. scincoides chimaerea
  • Farm Bred
  • Approximately 5 – 6 Inches In Length From Head To Tail
  • Babies Are Very Cute With Over-sized Heads
  • These Develop An Awesome Silver Color As They Mature
  • These Make Great Pets, Easy To Care For And Easy To Handle
  • Feeding On Canned Skink Diet, Fresh Greens, Vegetables And Insects 
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Description

Tanimbar Blue Tongue Skink (Tiliqua scincoides chimaerea) is a subspecies of Blue Tongue Skink native to Indonesia’s Tanimbar Islands. They are a tiny species of Blue Tongue Skink, about 12-18 inches in length on average. Their body color ranges from dark brown to black, with irregular yellow or orange patches or bands on their back and tail. They have a huge triangular head, a robust body, and a striking blue tongue that they utilize for communication and defense.

Baby Tanimbar Blue Tongue Skink for sale require a spacious cage with a basking area, a cooling area, and a hide box in captivity. They are omnivorous and should be fed insects, veggies, and fruit on occasion. For good bone health, they require a UVB light source and should be kept at a temperature of 75-85°F with a basking spot of roughly 90°F. Tanimbar Blue Tongue Skinks are calm in general and make excellent pets for intermediate reptile owners.

WE HAVE BABY TANIMBAR BLUE TONGUE SKINKS FOR SALE. HERE ARE SOME HIGHLIGHTS:

  • T. scincoides chimaerea
  • Farm Bred
  • Approximately 5 – 6 Inches In Length From Head To Tail
  • Adults Normally Average 28 –  24 Inches In Length 
  • Feeding On Canned Skink Diet, Fresh Greens, Vegetables And Insects

FUN FACTS!

    • Originating Out Of The Southern Regions Of New Guinea Living In Climates And Habitats Similar To Australia
    • With Proper Care These Reptiles Can Live 15 – 20 Years In Captivity
    • These Develop An Awesome Silver Color As They Mature
    • These Make Great Pets, Easy To Care For And Easy To Handle
    • Very Bright And Beautiful Species That Go Through A Slight Color Change As They Mature
    • Forest Floor Dwellers Who Thrive In Tropical Climates