This is a unique Indonesian BTS (Tiliqua gigas gigas) from Aru Island may eventually be redescribed and renamed.
Aru Island Indonesian BTS (T. gigas gigas)
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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!
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Aru Island Indonesian BTS (T. gigas gigas)
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Re: Aru Island Indonesian BTS (T. gigas gigas)
AMAZING. GORGEOUS. I'M IN LOVE.Seriously...
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Re: Aru Island Indonesian BTS (T. gigas gigas)
Do you have any more examples of them? I have been interested to see what they look like.
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Re: Aru Island Indonesian BTS (T. gigas gigas)
Wow he sorta looks like a combination of all the indo species. Really interesting... where do these photos come from? Do you know the person who has this animal?
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Re: Aru Island Indonesian BTS (T. gigas gigas)
xxmonitorlizardxx wrote:Do you have any more examples of them? I have been interested to see what they look like.
No. as far as I know, these are a very very rare BTS here in the US if they are even still here at all.
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WOW very cool!
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Re: Aru Island Indonesian BTS (T. gigas gigas)
very cool
james you need to stop showing all these cool skinks because my i cant afford that wishlist just keep growing and growing
james you need to stop showing all these cool skinks because my i cant afford that wishlist just keep growing and growing
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P.S i am all over the place sometimes with my post... and sometimes my spelling is bad so just bare with me on that
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Re: Aru Island Indonesian BTS (T. gigas gigas)
James,
That's a gorgeous skink!
Casey
That's a gorgeous skink!
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Re: Aru Island Indonesian BTS (T. gigas gigas)
Very cool!! He looks kind of like Riff-Raff, my gigas-inbetweener, except Riff-Raff has none of the Kei look going on the sides (which really makes that BTS stand out). Very unique animal, love the combined look of all T. gigas species.
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