Central Queensland Eastern litter

[RoryBreaker]

Central Queensland locale Easterns @two days old.









Five in the litter, matings occurred on the 27th and 31st of August2014 , born 15.1.15.

A picture of dad.


Mum.


She is still carrying scars from mating 3+ years ago while in the previous owners possession. Her original partner was lost back then too, luckily I had her son to do the job.

Cheers

[freeloader]

One in second pic looks a special Dave.

[RoryBreaker]

I couldn't find the pics of the parents mating earlier, found them eventually hiding on my phone.





Yeah Scott,
That's cause the skink is chewing grass

[Richard.C]

Theu look like a nice looking form of eastern dave.lol @ the 2nd one,a central qld hick with a peice of grass hanging out of its mouth

[RoryBreaker]

They have had a slough or two now. Lost two of them, dunno why, they rolled over within the first five days after being born.



This one is still on slough.






cheers

[freeloader]

The grass chewer is coming along alright Dave.

[Richard.C]

Looking good dave

[Ophidiophile]

Those are really beautiful - love the parents and the babies!

[kl]

Those easterns look very nice.

This is off topic but everyone should take a look at the picture with the father and look at the substrate it is on. That is what proper substrate looks like, firmly packed natural ground surfaces, not the loose piles of wooden substrate that most of us use.

KL

[RoryBreaker]

Those easterns look very nice.

This is off topic but everyone should take a look at the picture with the father and look at the substrate it is on. That is what proper substrate looks like, firmly packed natural ground surfaces, not the loose piles of wooden substrate that most of us use.

KL

Sorry to disappoint, but the photos were taken outside of my reptile shed. I keep this pair inside on sugar cane mulch. My lighting inside the shed is too poor for my camera too focus well. Also my outdoor caging's substrate is made from a mix of round river gravel and sand, to make it as well draining as possible.

[Richard.C]

Not the dreaded sand,apparently sand kills reptiles,well so i get told every time i show a pic of ones mating on it

[RoryBreaker]

In the last few weeks these guys have finally started to grow and another slough helps too.









Cheers

[NickBrahz]

Those are gorgeous looking fellows congratulations.

[JoshChimera]

Congratulations on such nice looking bts.

[StaceyLeigh]

NICE Congrats on the litter!

[Richard.C]

looking great,mine are about the size of the tail on yours,lol