Any keepers of Amphibolurus species?

[hornet]

Just wondering if anone here keeps Amphibolurus of any species apart from jackies as i know there are a few of them round but dont know of any others in captivity.

 

[Rocket]

Ive only heard of A.muricatus, A.nobbi and A.burnsi being kept and or bred in captivity. Seems like a low kept genus....

 

[hornet]

i'm pretty sure WA collectors can collect gilberti or longirostris, will have to send some emails as i have never actually seen them for sale.

 

[alex_c]

yeah i have 2 amphibolorus nuchalis

 

[hornet]

ctenophorus nuchalis is the regognised name these days.

 

[alex_c]

ctenophorus nuchalis is the regognised name these days.

i knew they had a couple of names but they were sold to me last year as amphibolorus by roy pails. and i actually kind of regret buying them because they arent that crash hot compared to others ive seen

 

[cris]

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Longirostris are listed on this site, not sure if they have any. They call them a long nose ta ta :lol: if i got one i would name it sauce.

 

[geckodan]

ctenophorus nuchalis is the regognised name these days.

I'll have longirostris up and running again soon. I would consider them a Lophognathus rather than Amphibulorus.

 

[cris]

Im not sure on the correct taxonomy either in cogger they are lophognathus. (typed before gecko dan posted)

What size enclosure should they have?

 

[longirostris]

If you use the Wilson and Swan book as the taxonomic guide then I have 5 species from this group. All except 2 in too small a numbers to be able to get breeding programs established. Either one of or two of the same sex. I have been trying to get hold of A. temporalis for several years without any luck and have never even bothered to try looking for A. norrisi as I am reasonably sure these are not on license any where in the country. Gecko

 

[longirostris]

geckodan pm sent to you today