BLUE TONGUE SKINKS

Here are a couple of photos from some of Liz's babies from this year. There is another one or two floating around that I haven't been able to catch yet.

Not sure what I'm doing with them yet.

They look incredible Scott! Great pictures too. I hope you will post many more in the near future. All baby bts look awesome, but baby blotchies are unreal!

beautiful scott,nice variety,i like the liz look,hanging to see what mine produce,especially the female i got from you,be interesting to see if she drops earlier to

Those babies make me wish you lived here in Texas where I am. Would totally hit you up for one They are gorgeous little big heads.

Cutest little blotchies I've seen!

fC

Omigosh!

Must. Hug.

They're gorgeous Scott!! Loving the bright orange on that third baby. Can we keep him? Pleassse?

Oh Wow these threads kill me! I would LOVE one of these You are very lucky to have these!!

Liz babies!!!! I LOVE Liz!

How many did she have? Congrats, they are gorgeous. I love seeing pics of your blotchies!

Awesome pictures. Such fierce little babies!

Absolutely wonderful bubs and pictures Scott. Fingers crossed that I can get some of these this year....

Mark.

Oh my those are cute.

Great pictures!It looks amazing!

Great pics.

I love the way baby blotchies are willing to take on the world.

they have to be one of the fiestiest baby tiliquas,they even have a go at adults when they are in a mood,the old bite first ask questions later syndrome,lol,any luck catching the others scott,i need to weed my outdoor cages before mine start dropping or it will be to hard to find them,lol

Richard.C wrote:i need to weed my outdoor cages before mine start dropping or it will be to hard to find them,lol

My whole backyard is so overgrown there could be a dozen blotchies there and I wouldn't find them. We haven't had a dry weekend since about last October.

Two weeks ago we had a full grown Red-bellied Black in the yard. It's the first I've known to come into the yard, mostly we get Copperheads.

el lobo,if u dont mind me asking,when do u normally start seeing new borns in your neck of the woods

Richard.C wrote:el lobo,if u dont mind me asking,when do u normally start seeing new borns in your neck of the woods

I don't see many except those born on our property and they are usually from mid March to early April. They must brumate very soon after birth as by that time the weather is really changing to low teens maximum and overnight well into single figures.

thanks mate,similar to my captives,guess alot depends on spring temps and how long till its at the right temp s to start mating,this season my lot started in early oct,last season it was 2nd of december,was a poxy spring,more like an extended winter,lol,babies were very late,had to bring females in to have babies,and to put condition back on them,as the rest had already slowed right down on feeding

amazingly,they would probably still be fine going into brumation like that,even the babies,let them do it before but took a couple of seasons to regain condition,so i like to keep them inside for a bit now if they are gravid going into april,can usually return them outside when conditions been put back on so they can brumate out there,the plus of them brumating for 5 odd months here i guess,lol

Awesome pics. The tongue looks really dark!!

Are there breeders of Blotchies in the States? These would really make any owner grin.