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Hot: 29 to 32 °C
Cold: 3 to 15 °C
200 to 250 USD
5 to 10 PSI
Jump: 0.3-1.3 Feet
Run: 2-4 Miles per hour (4-7 km/h)
Animal Type: Carnivores
The Wedge-snouted skink, scientifically known as Chalcides sepsoides, is a reptile native to the North African region, particularly Algeria and Tunisia. Its unique wedge-shaped snout is the etymological root of its name, which distinguishes it from other skinks (Scincidae). This species' remarkable adaptability to its ecological niche is on full display in the wide variety of environments it has colonized.
Physically, the Wedge-snouted skink is distinguished by its long, lean body and its smooth, overlapping scales, which give it a streamlined look.
Chalcides sepsoides, or the wedge-snouted skink, is an impressive lizard species that is indigenous to North Africa, namely Algeria and Tunisia. As a member of the Scincidae family of skinks, it is easily identifiable by its wedge-shaped snout.
A remarkable adaptability in its ecological niche has allowed this lizard to thrive in a wide range of environments. Its adaptability to varied habitats is shown by the fact that it may be found in dry regions, rocky slopes, and sandy places.