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Savigny's agama care help?

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So i am thinking of getting a pair of Savigny's agama (Trapelus savignii). I can't seem to find much information around on the internet about caring for them. I currently keep beardies and was wondering do they require the same kind of care, if not what tips for care can anyone give me?
 
I keep mine pretty much the same as beardies. They like to bask around 95, with the cool end being around 73. I give them an inch-deep water bowl. They will take any prey, but will often regurgitate mealworms and superworms, so I stick to crickets and roaches.
The females can get pretty stressed when they're ready to lay eggs. The glass seems to make them a bit nuts. I put paper over 3 sides of the cage and it helps quite a bit.
Their behavior is very similar to a beardie. They are out all day, and usually sleep out in the open rather than in a hide. Fairly easy to hold.

Noelle
 
Savigny's Agamas

Email me with any questions.

0.0.5 hatched 10/6/14

Craig Messina
Tucson, Arizona
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