This girl is going to bring her uro to my store. What are the different types of uros, and what the different care level? (I'm thinking of adopting it)

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I wish I could help ya there,,,,,but I have ZERO experience with Uros. We do have quite a bit of Uro owners here,,I'm sure one will be along shortly to help. Maybe our caresheet can help ?

http://reptileguides.herpcenter.com/...-t43.html?t=43

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Ken
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thanks. not much there to help me out, but good information nonetheless.

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check out Deer Fern Farms Uromastyx Species Page. He has pictures and descriptions of most of the uro species, and a lot of good information as well.

Most of them have pretty much the same care requirements. It's more than likely going to either be a Mali or a Saharan she'll be bringing.

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Mike
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That's what I was thinking. Especially if she got it in a pet store. Most likely it's a mali.

They have almost the same care requirements for all the species, so just check out the uro care sheet. If it's an egyptian, I believe the care requirements are just slightly different, so you will want to search for a care sheet on them. But the chances of getting one are pretty rare.

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She hasn't brought it to the store yet, so We'll see what it looks like first. thanks for everyone's help

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