BLUE TONGUE SKINKS

Morning check on the blueys and spotted a couple of babies in with the prince regent lass

So first northerns dropped,i was thinking one of the early mating kunnanurra girls would drop first but they were goung at a similar time

Prince regent/kunnanurra babies as the male that covered this prince regent lass was a kunnanurra,actually and his giant kunnanurra dad had a couple of goes as well later in her window

Already ? Nice ,mom looks like some of mine !
And only 11 weeks after my last ones were born .
Mine were late and yours early.

Yeah they started early this season ray,may 12 if memory serves me right,this prince regent lass maybe started a few days later

Shes actually still dropping as we speak so no baby counts just yet,leaving them be till shes done,she must be close now starting to like very deflated

18 month old hold back from same pairings,they throw out a couple of very pale ones in each litter so far,the male in this pic covered a kunnanurra lass this season,onr of the last pairings in july so looking forward to see what happens there

You have been talking it up the last few years and you have finally nailed a September litter. Cool.

Cheers,
Dave.

Only just nailed it,lol

The joys of making threads with dates and matings

According to my mating threads this lass in fact was first mated on may 12 and last mated on may 25th

I didnt see her ovulate so cant go off that for gestation length but from may 25th till today is 126 days

Mated 8 times total,first 6 matings with young kunnanurra male,whom she started telling off and he had started covering the oddball dark kunnanurra lass and two late matings by his dad,the big kunnanurra male

She seems to have finished with her one and only slug,a baby tried to eat it taking a tiny chunk but she quickly pinched it and woofed it,lol

Total count of 13 babies and one slug

Young kunnanurra male mating her back in mid may


Young kunnanurras dad doing like wise just before she shut up shop

Awesome litter, great size and beautiful babies! Congrats!

Woohoo! Been waiting for these ones. Great to see Richard.