BLUE TONGUE SKINKS

Eight minutes of 'action' condensed down to 4 and a half minutes. Not locality pure Northerns but just some funky stuff I've decided to play with.

http://youtu.be/hTxW_eCnf7w

Turn the volume down on ya puter if you don't care for 90's electronic music Enjoy.

Cheers,
Dave.

The music is so great!!! LOL Brilliant!!!

Nice vid rory,like the paleness of that lass,looking forward to seeing what funky things they could produce

I think the male in the video has produced the goods. Won't be long now I think, she as just sloughed.







Cheers

she certainly has that pear guts look of a late termer,im waiting on a couple of my normal time breeders to drop still to,weird season for them this year,mind you they keep doing different things every season ,lol

I am waiting for my northern girl to drop, the one i got from you dave, possibly mid December. She is 675g and looking as though she is fit to burst. Didn't put the kununurras together this year Richard, giving the male another year, am in no hurry.

140 days since first mating and she has given birth. A big litter for a skink which turns 2 on xmas day.







Mating occurred on three occasions, 25th and 27th of July and on the 5th of August as well. 13 in the litter and no slugs. Her sister gave birth 2 or 3 weeks ago and the whole litter was a write off, slugs, stillborns and other 'premature funkys'. Maybe it was the male's fault.

Congrats Dave. Healthy looking babies.

140 days?! That's pretty long for a Northern, eh?

From first mating though dakota,ive had over 150 days from first mating,but they were mating over 5 and 6 week periods

Nice healthy looking bunch of bubs dave,i think my lot are done and dusted for the year,weird as season here with just over a 2 month gap between first and last litters,odder the first and last droppers actually live together to

Those babies seem so dark next to their mother. Please upload some pictures of them when they shed.

sacs4010 wrote:Those babies seem so dark next to their mother. Please upload some pictures of them when they shed.

They haven't sloughed yet but I have singled one out which is very interesting. Check out how orange this little one is. I can't wait for it to slough.







I have circled the orange one out in these pictures with its siblings.




Could be a few others that will have some interesting colour and pattern too.

Cheers

Richard.C wrote:i think my lot are done and dusted for the year,weird as season here with just over a 2 month gap between first and last litters,odder the first and last droppers actually live together to

Its getting a bit like last year here , still got 4+ to go and I have only posted pics of a few litters.

Some pics of a few of them just after their first slough.















Not sure if these darker ones have sloughed yet.

They look the goods Dave.

Especially second last shot.

I have no idea how these are going to turn out.

The father is from that line of Northerns that produce the hypos.

The mother is one which I produced, came from a Jinjajoe line Kimberley x unknown locale kimbo.

Jeebus dave,that first ones bright already,one of the joys of kimberleys is finding out how they develop,tis hard guessing from a baby some always suprise you hey

Post second slough pictures, just a couple of the brighter looking ones.











Cheers

Can't wait to see how that one turns out Dave.