Ah I see. Thanks Lobo. The Blue Mountains sound like a place I really need to visit!
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Re: Pink Tongue Skink Question.
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Re: Pink Tongue Skink Question.
I've been looking to get pink tongues for a while too!! I've been interested in them for a long time, I just love them. They are not very common from what I've seen though, so looking for a pair is proving to be difficult. I would love to own a breeding pair of pink tongues. They are just beautiful and amazing creatures.
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Re: Pink Tongue Skink Question.
Id say down south,bluemountains area being the southern extremity of there range,rocky areas would be important for them,like with diamond pythons over winter,rocky areas offer great insulating areas and also store warmth from any day heating
Diamonds actually like forested areas but by fall head for rocky cliff areas for the winter period,once winters done they move off again
Not sure pinkys do that move around thing though,i reckon they would use the rocky area year round,which is a great adaptation for an animal to survive in the south of there range
Im not sure of color forms from that area but most ive seen pics of are very strongly banded like norms pic
Diamonds actually like forested areas but by fall head for rocky cliff areas for the winter period,once winters done they move off again
Not sure pinkys do that move around thing though,i reckon they would use the rocky area year round,which is a great adaptation for an animal to survive in the south of there range
Im not sure of color forms from that area but most ive seen pics of are very strongly banded like norms pic
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