2014 UKCBB NSW Eastern
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2014 UKCBB NSW Eastern
Was soooo happy when this little bugger showed up today too. Busy busy day for skinks at my house but soooo worth it. Can't even describe how happy seeing this one made me. Felt like a little kid on Christmas morning opening up the bag.
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Re: 2014 UKCBB NSW Eastern
nice, there's so much black on its sides 
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Re: 2014 UKCBB NSW Eastern
Nice looking skink Diana 
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Re: 2014 UKCBB NSW Eastern
Was this one of the offspring from Sean's pair?
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Re: 2014 UKCBB NSW Eastern
Yep 
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Re: 2014 UKCBB NSW Eastern
I thought so. I can't believe how big it is already. When were Sean's animals born?
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Re: 2014 UKCBB NSW Eastern
Ya know, I was so excited to even be getting one I completely forgot to ask the birthdate, lol, but I believe sometime last April. Infact, ill shoot him an email now, he usually gets back to me pretty quick. This ittle bugger is in great shape though and even with the delay coming over he ate like a little piggy the day I got him and has everyday since.
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Re: 2014 UKCBB NSW Eastern
Here's a few from today taken in the shade. Such a calm curious little guy, pretty sure I'm a bit hooked on easterns now. I see my bank account suffering pretty horribly in the not too distant future. 
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Re: 2014 UKCBB NSW Eastern
That's a fatty! Easterns are Awesome I love the dark colors on them. I love my Easterns Dark and my Northerns light. Hope to one day have a hypermel Eastern.
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Re: 2014 UKCBB NSW Eastern
^^ oh good grief, me too! I'm a sucker for dark skinks in general, a hypermel is like the ultimate dark skink. lol. to tell the truth though, the regular melanistics are by far my favorite, where they still have a lot of pattern but more then normal black.
I haven't seen your easterns, would love to see some pics!!!
I haven't seen your easterns, would love to see some pics!!!
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Re: 2014 UKCBB NSW Eastern
Glad to hear everything went well with the delivery.
Hopefully with a touch of luck I will have more next season.
Hopefully with a touch of luck I will have more next season.
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Next season I hope to produce supermelanistic, melanistic and albino and double hets.
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Enjoy 
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Re: 2014 UKCBB NSW Eastern
nice sean!! Well, you already have all my contact info, make sure to use it when you do!!!! 
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Re: 2014 UKCBB NSW Eastern
Good luck with your new sausage! 
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