Blotched babies
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If you are wondering if your BTS is acting normally or might be sick, this is where you can get help with that.
This is also where you can have some FUN while sharing the enjoyment you get from your blueys!
- Scotts1au
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Re: Blotched babies
Can't wait to see more photos. I find that once they eat the egg sack, they take a couple of days to start eating with avengence. I find that my light ones at birth tend to be pinkish to reddish as adults and the really orange ones stay orange, but I do get the odd suprise.
If you wait, all that happens is that you get older. M. Andretti
- mark_w
- Skinks in the UK

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Re: Blotched babies
Hey Kim,
I almost didn't want to look at these - they look amazing! You talk as if it isn't that big of a deal but to my knowledge nigrolutea have not been bred in Europe for years!!
All the best,
Mark.
I almost didn't want to look at these - they look amazing! You talk as if it isn't that big of a deal but to my knowledge nigrolutea have not been bred in Europe for years!!
All the best,
Mark.
scincoides - intermedia - nigrolutea - occipitalis
- James Wilson
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Re: Blotched babies
AWESOME! Kim, you have done more to increase US Blotched population than anyone I can think of. Are they all spoken for?
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Re: Blotched babies
Thanks.
Actually, none are spoken for though I've had some serious inquiries. I'm holding 2 back for future breeders and another couple (temporarily)for trading and making available the other 5. Several of them are going into first sheds and I'll post pictures of them after they shed. This will give me a better idea of how they will look in terms of coloration. Some may develop more of a lined pattern as in the first picture. The original parents have very lined patterns. The 2nd pic is from a second litter in which both parents have the more traditional markings.
Kim
Actually, none are spoken for though I've had some serious inquiries. I'm holding 2 back for future breeders and another couple (temporarily)for trading and making available the other 5. Several of them are going into first sheds and I'll post pictures of them after they shed. This will give me a better idea of how they will look in terms of coloration. Some may develop more of a lined pattern as in the first picture. The original parents have very lined patterns. The 2nd pic is from a second litter in which both parents have the more traditional markings.
Kim
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- Pike
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Re: Blotched babies
Nice work. Nice looking blotchies. 
- Bowdoin55
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Re: Blotched babies
Fantastic! Add my voice to the chorus of those congratulating you on your achievement. Beautiful babies!
Cheers,
David
P.S. I called MA home for the first 25 years of my life. Miss the Commonwealth...
Cheers,
David
P.S. I called MA home for the first 25 years of my life. Miss the Commonwealth...
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