Ehmmm... Sorry, but does TRA stand for T.r.aspera?
thanks
Rare birth
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Re: Rare birth
Hopefully male gets it right with another season under his belt,slugs is better than nothing u guess,whilst still the pitts,promise of things to come
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Re: Rare birth
GetCoiled wrote:Ehmmm... Sorry, but does TRA stand for T.r.aspera?
thanks
Yes, Trr = T. rugosa rugosa
Tra= T. rugosa aspera
Trp= T. rugosa palarra
and Trk= T. rugosa konowi The T. = Tiliqua or Trachidosaurus.
I like the colour from your Trr # 3, its a nice dark head, I think this one will be stunning in a few months, Hope you will keep
posting some pictures of this one (and the others ofcourse).
Was the Trp #1 your first from this year, I mean the one we did see 3 weeks ago?
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Re: Rare birth
wow nice
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Thanks Fred 
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Really fantastic photos! Thanks for sharing and congratulations.
0.1 Tiliqua rugosa aspera
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Re: Rare birth
Rolf,
Sorry to hear that...hope the new male takes soon...getting slugs is FAR better then I have had so far anyway!
Hope you have TRA twins next year! Do you have the larger variety of TRA? I forget...
Sorry to hear that...hope the new male takes soon...getting slugs is FAR better then I have had so far anyway!
Hope you have TRA twins next year! Do you have the larger variety of TRA? I forget...
Pipa wrote:Hi jasjmm27
It's a shame - got no Tra !
I lost my male for unknown reason (sudden death) two years ago and was not able to find a male that is accepted by my females.
So I got only Tra slugs...
I hate this
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Re: Rare birth
Yes Fred, you saw this one, and I think the others too.
Only the Trk were born later...
Jas, usually I got 3 to 4 babies from one of my female - better than twins
I keep 4 females, two phenotypes.
Only the Trk were born later...
Jas, usually I got 3 to 4 babies from one of my female - better than twins
I keep 4 females, two phenotypes.
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Re: Rare birth
Thanks, that day it was shedding, how does it look now?
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it was just the "birth shedding", still the same....
Most changes will appear with the first real shedding after hibernation.
Most changes will appear with the first real shedding after hibernation.
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Pipa wrote:Jas, usually I got 3 to 4 babies from one of my female - better than twins
I keep 4 females, two phenotypes.
Now that is something I have never heard from a shingleback breeder! WOW!
I need to find that recipe!
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3 to 4,wow,thats good going,like cramming 2 years into 1,thats a great number to be averaging
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Re: Rare birth
Amazing animals and well done! It would be a dream if they became available here in oz.
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Re: Rare birth
Pipa wrote:it was just the "birth shedding", still the same....
Most changes will appear with the first real shedding after hibernation.
have you already sent those babies in hibernation?
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Re: Rare birth
GetCoiled wrote:Pipa wrote:it was just the "birth shedding", still the same....
Most changes will appear with the first real shedding after hibernation.
have you already sent those babies in hibernation?
I think that would be a little early, they only go in for 4 to 8 weeks that whould mean you need to wake them up in the middel of the dark winter.
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