Egernia Depressa (Pygmy Spinytailed Skink)

    These beautiful captive bred skinks are originally from the woodlands of Australia. They have a wonderful beige color with smaller white areas and piercing red eyes, their head is short with a blunt snout, and its tail has elongated spines, which scares predators away. With adults reaching up to 14cm, they like feeding on crickets and small insects.
    These beautiful captive bred skinks are originally from the woodlands of Australia. They have a wonderful beige color with smaller white areas and piercing red eyes, their head is short with a blunt snout, and its tail has elongated spines, which scares predators away. With adults reaching up to 14cm, they like feeding on crickets and small insects.
    These beautiful captive bred skinks are originally from the woodlands of Australia. They have a wonderful beige color with smaller white areas and piercing red eyes, their head is short with a blunt snout, and its tail has elongated spines, which scares predators away. With adults reaching up to 14cm, they like feeding on crickets and small insects.
    These beautiful captive bred skinks are originally from the woodlands of Australia. They have a wonderful beige color with smaller white areas and piercing red eyes, their head is short with a blunt snout, and its tail has elongated spines, which scares predators away. With adults reaching up to 14cm, they like feeding on crickets and small insects.
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    1,600.00€

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    • With adults reaching up to 14cm,
    • they like feeding on crickets and small insects.
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    These beautiful captive bred skinks are originally from the woodlands of Australia.

    They have a wonderful beige color with smaller white areas and piercing red eyes, their head is short with a blunt snout, and its tail has elongated spines, which scares predators away.

    With adults reaching up to 14cm, they like feeding on crickets and small insects.

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