Ali, I promise to submit photos for the contest, I just want to get some better ones. These were a bit rushed since I was cleaning and preparing food at the same time. And I am very proud of my babies, they're so adorable.
Ivy, there's been no aggression between Bomber and QD so far, but they're still closely supervised. Bomber is totally calm, but QD can get a little freaked when her little brother gets too close. For me, so long as the skinks are about the same size I'll let them interact while supervised. I have several adult females that will come out at the same time. My adults males would kill each other, so they come out individually. Since I have so many I pretty much need to bring out groups when I can so all the skinks get out-of-tank time regularly. If you wanted to you could allow Larry and Pekoe to interact so long as you're there and able to grab them. Just don't stick them head-to-head or on top of each other to start with. However it is always safer to have only one out at a time

Kat, these pictures are absolutely rubbish for capturing Bomber's colors right now, the last picture is the closest I could get. Every time I look at him I'm completely stunned. You should try to come visit again in Spring to pick up the skinks and meet Bomber in person. My mom loves his personality, but there's no one here who realizes how weird he is for a Northern. And I hope you have an skink-proof house ready for QD; she never stops moving. She's got an amazing sense of balance and a grasp of heights though. I'm thinking maybe she's a Monkey-Tail in disguise. Any ideas for a name for him/her btw?