this is what I woke up to this morning. finally caught them on camera.
the two they produced in April are thriving, seen here sleeping in the sun after eating about a kilo of snails:
I haven't caught these two at it yet, they are a lot shyer this time of year. the female has noticeable scuffing/scarring on her shoulders, so I am hoping these northern SA's produce a litter for the first time this season.
asperas mating
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spandangle
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Re: asperas mating
Thanks for posting, Mark. Really like those westerns.
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Richard.C
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Re: asperas mating
nice one mark,those stumpies are hard buggers to catch i the act,hard enough to even see scuffing on them let alone mating,lol
westerns look promising to with scuff marks,those northern sa forms are a nice looking form,best of luck with them all
westerns look promising to with scuff marks,those northern sa forms are a nice looking form,best of luck with them all
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mark_w
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Re: asperas mating
Very nice occis you have there and of course the aspers too. Lovely animals. Good luck for this season..
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