He said under a meter, and preferably 1-2', complete with foot indicating asterix lol.
If by "fun" you mean "hides all day", I'm right there with you
The small size is balanced with being reclusive and vicious lol. I'm continously fiddling with the decor in mine's enclosure to reach a compromise where he feels secure, but also let me be able to see him.
Zoodiver, being as you have much aquarium experience, I have a question. Do the enclosures in most facilities maintain Paleosuchus (specifically trigonatus) on a greater percentage of land vs water? I've read they are much more terrestrial than other crocdilians. I figured this would make captive housing easier.
If by "fun" you mean "hides all day", I'm right there with you
The small size is balanced with being reclusive and vicious lol. I'm continously fiddling with the decor in mine's enclosure to reach a compromise where he feels secure, but also let me be able to see him. Zoodiver, being as you have much aquarium experience, I have a question. Do the enclosures in most facilities maintain Paleosuchus (specifically trigonatus) on a greater percentage of land vs water? I've read they are much more terrestrial than other crocdilians. I figured this would make captive housing easier.
