Conservation and Captive care

CAPTIVE CARE OF TWO GECKO GENERA: CHONDRODACTYLUS AND UROPLATUS

Published in: The Journal of the Herpetological Association of Africa
Volume 40 , issue 1, pages: 78–79

DOI: 10.1080/04416651.1992.9650334

Author(s): F.D. HENKEL, Germany,

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Abstract

General comments on the distribution and captive care of two gecko genera are given, including the giant ground gecko (Chondrodactylus angulifer) from the western arid regions of southern Africa, and some Madagascan leaf-tailed geckos (i.e. Uroplates fimbriatus. U. henkeli. U. guentheri and U. ebenaui).

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Conservation and Captive care

CAPTIVE CARE OF TWO GECKO GENERA: CHONDRODACTYLUS AND UROPLATUS

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