heavyest bluey,oldest bluey, longest bluey?!
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Re: heavyest bluey,oldest bluey, longest bluey?!
shes a beauty stacey
jeff have u weighed your females?
casey,your lass has great condition,good chance she will add those grams your hoping for
stumpys might lack the length,but if they had a long tail they would be one of the biggest skinks,some forms of aspera are huge
jeff have u weighed your females?
casey,your lass has great condition,good chance she will add those grams your hoping for
stumpys might lack the length,but if they had a long tail they would be one of the biggest skinks,some forms of aspera are huge
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Re: heavyest bluey,oldest bluey, longest bluey?!
Casey - do you know what the SVL of that monster is? I think you're right Richard, I'd bet that the body length of them isn't that far off my bigger guys, but the different species can have a lot of their length in the tail. My biggest is about 25-26", but only about 13-14" of that is body.
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Re: heavyest bluey,oldest bluey, longest bluey?!
asperas grow the longest,even with short tails,some forms any how,the ones i keep are tiny compared to other forms ive seen and had,both in length and bulk,be interesting to see how heavy some forms of aspera are,i should start weighing my animals for future reference
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Re: heavyest bluey,oldest bluey, longest bluey?!
This little dude is about 18", unfortunately being wild mum wouldnt let me put him on her scales 

Hes the one from the second video I recently posted~

Hes the one from the second video I recently posted~
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Re: heavyest bluey,oldest bluey, longest bluey?!
OK, let's see if these display properly.
Hi Katrina, the female asper(a) is just a wee lass. Her name is Coco and she's been hearing all about this fat talk.
I got the tape out and held it right next to her. She tried to eat it.
She is 14 7/8 inches total length. Her snout-vent length is 11 3/4 inches and her tail is 3 1/8 inches. Today, before feeding, she weighed 1030 grams, up a little from last week. Here she is contemplating whether she should go on a diet. She is very dense (in mass, not thought) but apparently not as much as another aspera on this thread!
My male rugosa measures 17 inches and weighs 1020 grams. He has a much longer tail and is relatively trim compared to Coco. I had him stretched out on my arm while my daughter took pictures. He opened his mouth and went for it. He nearly bit me but I was too quick for him. He's never done this before. Always very mellow. I put him back in his cage and he began pacing around looking a bit irritated. A change in his behavior, any change, is good I think. I took this photo after he settled down.
Maybe he's finally going to do something with his female, who is 15 3/4 inches long and weighs 906 grams. My rugosa are not exactly lightweights either.

By the way, my wife named the aspera "Coco".
Hi Katrina, the female asper(a) is just a wee lass. Her name is Coco and she's been hearing all about this fat talk.
She is 14 7/8 inches total length. Her snout-vent length is 11 3/4 inches and her tail is 3 1/8 inches. Today, before feeding, she weighed 1030 grams, up a little from last week. Here she is contemplating whether she should go on a diet. She is very dense (in mass, not thought) but apparently not as much as another aspera on this thread! My male rugosa measures 17 inches and weighs 1020 grams. He has a much longer tail and is relatively trim compared to Coco. I had him stretched out on my arm while my daughter took pictures. He opened his mouth and went for it. He nearly bit me but I was too quick for him. He's never done this before. Always very mellow. I put him back in his cage and he began pacing around looking a bit irritated. A change in his behavior, any change, is good I think. I took this photo after he settled down.
Maybe he's finally going to do something with his female, who is 15 3/4 inches long and weighs 906 grams. My rugosa are not exactly lightweights either.
By the way, my wife named the aspera "Coco".
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I can't find the top ones eyesXD
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Thats because its rare for animals to grow eyes on their tails.
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I dont get it?
I dont get it?
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can only see the tail on a couple of those stumpys nae
that one u put up is a good sized male
that one u put up is a good sized male
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I can see their heads?
Or am I being too literal and do you mean that their tails just stand out heaps because of their massive size?
Its late, Im tired....Worked for over 10 hours today, cant process anything not spelt out in black and white Im afraid, hah!
Or am I being too literal and do you mean that their tails just stand out heaps because of their massive size?
Its late, Im tired....Worked for over 10 hours today, cant process anything not spelt out in black and white Im afraid, hah!
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naah mate,the 4 stumpys on this page,i can only see 1 head ,the one facing <<<<<<<<that way,the other 3 i see tail,bit of head on your pic,looks like a 3rd of the pic is missing on these pics
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Re: heavyest bluey,oldest bluey, longest bluey?!
I think the site may be cutting off pictures no matter what you are viewing them on now. Before it was just iPad/iPhone, but in this thread they are like that on my laptop too.
6.10.9 T. s. intermedia
2.2.7 T. s. scincoides
1.2.1 T. nigrolutea
2.2.0 T. r. rugosa
1.2.3 T.g. keyensis
2.0.5 T.s. chimaera
0.0.0. T. occipitalis
0.0.0. T. multifasciata
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2.2.7 T. s. scincoides
1.2.1 T. nigrolutea
2.2.0 T. r. rugosa
1.2.3 T.g. keyensis
2.0.5 T.s. chimaera
0.0.0. T. occipitalis
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Re: heavyest bluey,oldest bluey, longest bluey?!
Same here Richard- could only see the body and tail. You and I know whats going on, the rest of them are the crazy ones! 

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ali
im on the lappy to jeff
im on the lappy to jeff
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Ohhhhh I get it! If I resize my browser window so that its longer, the rest of the photo comes into view.
I don't know if that made sense, so here's what I mean:
I don't know if that made sense, so here's what I mean:
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hmmmmm,mines already on full screen though
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The thing with the photos... it's a resolution issue. The forum will only display images at a certain maximum size based on your screen resolution. I make sure to resize anything I post to 72 dpi and no more than 800 pixels wide. Taking the photos straight from a digital camera, I've found them to be huge (they're meant for printing) and they will often get cut off.
I for one am glad that anchietae's photos were cut off. I can't stand how awesome looking his shinglebacks are.
I for one am glad that anchietae's photos were cut off. I can't stand how awesome looking his shinglebacks are.
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