A few pics of the first 9 babies from this year to shed (still have the last 2 yet to shed). Colours are coming along nicely, but will be a few more sheds before they reach their full potential.
Sorry about the poor quality and my toes being in some pics (taken on iPhone)
First four
Next 5
Also a couple of pics of some yearlings and 2 year olds to show development in growth and colour.
Yearling male - the males usually grow a bit quicker than the girls over the first year.
Yearling females - usually quite lanky at this age.
2 year old female - they don't tend to grow much in length, but put on a lot in weight in their second year.
2 year old male - note the head becoming boofy and body a bit more chunky. He's a bit on the small side length wise, but should still make a good breeder.
Baby goldfields post first shed
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Re: Baby goldfields post first shed
Not much I can say about that.
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Re: Baby goldfields post first shed
Those are beautiful! Very stunning.
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Re: Baby goldfields post first shed
They are so cool looking! That last guy looks like he has a lot of white on him, very awesome! Can you take a video? I'd personally love to see more of them! So Awesome!!
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Re: Baby goldfields post first shed
Holy Moses!
And that one dude in the group of 4 is striped!!! (Well, they all have stripes, but that one has only the flanks and one stripe down the middle!)
And that one dude in the group of 4 is striped!!! (Well, they all have stripes, but that one has only the flanks and one stripe down the middle!)
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Re: Baby goldfields post first shed
Dang,where are my sunnies,lol
Beautiful,this years have colored up well already,they appear to be a very solid form of rugosa rugosa compared to the coastal and hills form,or is it just me
Beautiful,this years have colored up well already,they appear to be a very solid form of rugosa rugosa compared to the coastal and hills form,or is it just me
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Re: Baby goldfields post first shed
OMG !! Stunning !
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Caramel Northern 2.4.3
Sunset Northern 1.0
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Re: Baby goldfields post first shed
Good gracious! No words can do justice to the beauty of those lizards. Just...wow.
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Re: Baby goldfields post first shed
All I can say is WOW!
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Re: Baby goldfields post first shed
Just stunning
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Re: Baby goldfields post first shed
All gorgeous and that two year old male is incredible. What a lovely hunk of a shingle! He's going to make some more beautiful babies for you soon enough.
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