Figured I'd post the majority of my group (excluding 3 older adults). I take photos of them like a first time mother does of their child. Just as a disclaimer, I say "she" very loosly.. these are just the one's who haven't proven to me they are males yet.
Here is one of my newest additions. Hera is turning out to be an absolute stunner! The day I brought her home vs a couple days ago. She was produced by Sweet Arrow Reptiles.
This is Apollo who was also produced by Sweet Arrow Reptiles. He should shed any day now so I'm interested to see if he'll change at all.
This is Nugget. She was produced by James Wilson in 2014. She lightens every shed and is more stunning than I can ever capture in a photograph.
This is Summer, he was also produced by James Wilson last year.
Chip. She was produced by Andrew Seike in '14 as well.
Luke. He was produced by Koen Stokes.
Lucy. Believed to possibly be produced by Sweet Arrow.
Cadbury. A male caramel produced by Adam Chesla.
Then the three NSW easterns Ron produced.
The lightest is currently in shed. Waiting to show what she has underneath!
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200+ Tiliqua scincoides intermedia
5.5 Tiliqua scincoides scincoides
0.0.1 Tiliqua sp.
1.1.1 Tilqua nigrolutea
0.1.8 Tiliqua gigas keyensis
1.0.2 Tiliqua gigas gigas
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200+ Tiliqua scincoides intermedia
5.5 Tiliqua scincoides scincoides
0.0.1 Tiliqua sp.
1.1.1 Tilqua nigrolutea
0.1.8 Tiliqua gigas keyensis
1.0.2 Tiliqua gigas gigas
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Re: Our scincoides
Gorgeous collection! I find the second eastern particularly interesting looking.
So that makes about 14 blueys? Where do you keep them all?
So that makes about 14 blueys? Where do you keep them all?
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I love how dark that eastern is getting. As for housing, I have a few rack systems and a couple tanks.
Cheryl Matula
200+ Tiliqua scincoides intermedia
5.5 Tiliqua scincoides scincoides
0.0.1 Tiliqua sp.
1.1.1 Tilqua nigrolutea
0.1.8 Tiliqua gigas keyensis
1.0.2 Tiliqua gigas gigas
http://www.bluetongueskink.com
http://www.instagram.com/morph_graphics
200+ Tiliqua scincoides intermedia
5.5 Tiliqua scincoides scincoides
0.0.1 Tiliqua sp.
1.1.1 Tilqua nigrolutea
0.1.8 Tiliqua gigas keyensis
1.0.2 Tiliqua gigas gigas
http://www.bluetongueskink.com
http://www.instagram.com/morph_graphics
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Re: Our scincoides
I'm at a loss for words....(and that's a rare occasion!) They are simply stunning, and if I had more time and space....
Those Easterns are to die for!
Those Easterns are to die for!
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