Red Eye Crocodile Skink

Red Eye Crocodile Skink

The Red Eye Crocodile Skink is a truly unique and captivating reptile, prized for its prehistoric appearance and striking red eye rings. With its armored, crocodile-like scales and compact body, this species stands out as one of the most visually impressive small lizards available in the reptile trade.

Naturally shy but fascinating to observe, Red Eye Crocodile Skinks are ideal for keepers who appreciate a display-oriented species with distinctive character. When housed and cared for correctly, they are hardy, calm, and rewarding to keep. Their subtle movements, alert behavior, and ancient look make them a favorite among collectors and experienced hobbyists.

Highlights

Distinctive red eye rings with armored, crocodile-like scales

Unique, prehistoric appearance

Well-established and feeding appropriately

Suitable for experienced keepers and dedicated enthusiasts

Thrives in properly maintained tropical environments

Care Overview

Red Eye Crocodile Skinks require a humid, tropical enclosure with plenty of cover, hiding spaces, and clean water access. Consistent humidity, moderate temperatures, UVB lighting, and a diet of appropriately sized insects are essential for long-term health and wellbeing.

Health Guarantee & Policy

We guarantee that all reptiles are healthy, properly started, and accurately represented at the time of sale.

Animals are carefully inspected prior to shipment

Guaranteed live and healthy arrival when shipped via approved methods

Any issues must be reported within 24 hours of delivery with clear photo or video documentation

Our guarantee covers health at arrival only and does not extend to improper husbandry, delays, or environmental stress after delivery

We follow ethical reptile handling, shipping, and care standards in line with U.S. and international live animal regulations.

A rare and striking species with undeniable character, the Red Eye Crocodile Skink is an excellent addition to any serious reptile collection.

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