Been into photographing the skinks again lately - especially the Keis (though they're all inside shots - can't wait til it's warm enough here to take them outside again). Here's just 4 of them:
All imported Nov. 2013...
This is the smaller (sub-)adult female who was 230 g. at importation; now 400 g.
This is the adult (semi-)patternless male. He was 394 g. at importation; now 540 g.
Baby 1. 20 g. at importation; now 130 g.
Baby 2. 17 g. at importation; now 135 g. - probably my favorite of the babies; love the light, almost pastel colors...
Thanks for lookin'!
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Re: Keis Revisited
Loving the semi patternless male with speckles,all really nice though,there all soldiering along nicely,good weight gain ect,beautiful skinks those keis
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Re: Keis Revisited
The first female has awesome coloration. I hope this group gives you many babies.
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Re: Keis Revisited
So you are going to torture me again by having to look at these! I especially like the animal in the first picture. They are really looking good.
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David these never seem to be available in Europe. I never hear about them anyway...
Really nice animals.
Really nice animals.
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Very nice animals, they make me jealous!
Mark, I think when they are imported over there they are frequently mislabeled. It happens here too, but less often than it use to. A lot of times they get snatched up by someone who knows what they actually are without the importer ever realizing that they aren’t “New Guinea” blue tongue skinks.
Mark, I think when they are imported over there they are frequently mislabeled. It happens here too, but less often than it use to. A lot of times they get snatched up by someone who knows what they actually are without the importer ever realizing that they aren’t “New Guinea” blue tongue skinks.
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2.2.0 T. r. rugosa
1.2.3 T.g. keyensis
2.0.5 T.s. chimaera
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Re: Keis Revisited
You're probably right Jeff....
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