The Chinese skink is a type of lizard that mainly grows in the southern part of our country. They are relatively agile and adaptable. It has extremely high medicinal value and reference value, and is welcomed by reptile enthusiasts. So how to raise Chinese skinks?
How to raise Chinese skinks: Environment, first of all, you must create an environment suitable for its existence. Spread a layer of soil in the box structure, plant some weeds on top, and place a few stones and tiles. Use tiles to provide skinks with a place to rest and shade.
How to raise Chinese skinks: Drink water. Do not dig a puddle in the place, just place a sink. Let the skink drink from the sink. This can prevent water pollution. The water must be dried before being stored to remove chlorine and impurities and foreign matter.
How to feed Chinese skinks: Food and food habits of skinks are relatively complex, including small insects, plant roots, frogs, and tadpoles. To keep it nutritionally balanced. Although fully prepared. Insects can be mainly grasshoppers to meet the skink's eating needs and at the same time train body function.
How to raise Chinese skinks: The temperature should be maintained at a constant temperature relative to the local environment. Taking room temperature as the standard, it is basically controlled at around 25 or 26 degrees Celsius. If the temperature is too low, it will cause skinks to hibernate and affect the environment.
A protective net should be installed above the box structure to prevent skinks from crawling out and to prevent other objects from invading. Ensure regular light exposure every day so that the skink can get heat.
Mixed breeding is not recommended when raising artificially. Be careful not to grab the tail when catching. They will cut off their tails to escape.
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