Uromastyx geyri (yellow) and their setup!

[dannyj]

Originally Posted by HadesDragons

Cheers mate!

The cave's 100% B&Q

A few bricks to provide the sides, with two 12" x 12" sandstone stepping stones for a roof, then kiln dired sand and blue slate chippings to make the banks leading up to it (I used the chippings to form them as they hold their shape better, then filled it in with sand). The rocks flanking the two entrances started out as a lump of golden rockery sandstone that I hit with a sledge hammer

i know where im going shopping tomorrow



my uros used to love locust once a month

[Wills]

Originally Posted by HadesDragons

4' x 2'

The top of the cave's 12" x 24", with around 6" for the slope.

it looks so much bigger than that lol

the photos make it look 8 by 3 or something lol

[Matt@Exotics]

there awsum

[HadesDragons]

Originally Posted by Wills

it looks so much bigger than that lol

the photos make it look 8 by 3 or something lol

I wish I had space for something like that but I suspect they'd end up getting lost in there!

[xvickyx]

They are lovely and I love their viv, really cool

[HadesDragons]

Well the male was in a better mood today so I got him out for a couple of photos! You can see he's getting ready for a shed in the first photo so his back's quite dull, but I got a nice belly shot to show what his colours are like:

[HadesDragons]

The female after a couple of weeks of stuffing her face with food!


And the male deciding today's not a good day for photos

[SeanJT]

Nice setup, i really like that cave, wouldnt mind having one for my beardie but he wouldnt go in it much. im sorry lol, but how do you prenounce that lizard?

[HadesDragons]

Originally Posted by SeanJT

im sorry lol, but how do you prenounce that lizard?

I pronounce it euro-mast-icks ("euro" as in the currency). Then I pronounce "ge-ry" (although it may well be "gay-ry").

"Saharan Uro" is easier in any case

[SeanJT]

:P thanks, is a bit of a funny looking word but very smart lizards!