Distribution: Cunningham’s Skinks can be found in South Eastern Australia, from Southern Queensland to Western Victoria and small patches of South Australia.

Appearance: Cunningham’s Skinks have large prickles over their bodies and colour varies from almost totally black with a few white spots, to grey with black bands.

Temperament: Cunningham’s Skinks are quick but generally gentle animals, which can be easily held by even the most inexperienced keeper.

Feeding: Adult Cunningham’s Skinks should be offered food 2-3 times per week, Juvenile – Sub Adult Cunningham’s Skinks should be offered food every 1 - 2 days and Baby Cunningham’s Skinks should be offered food daily. Food should be dusted with calcium every second feed for Babies - Juveniles - Sub Adults - Adults.
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Lifespan: Cunningham’s Skinks can live from 10 – 20 Years with a few living longer.

Cost: The cost of a baby Cunningham’s Skink ranges from $70 - $130 and Adults from $80 - $150; price varies on size, colouration and sex.

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