Help with identification
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In this forum all are welcome to ask blue tongue skink-related questions, share information, ideas, tips, experiences, and pictures with fellow BTS enthusiasts.
If you are wondering if your BTS is acting normally or might be sick, this is where you can get help with that.
This is also where you can have some FUN while sharing the enjoyment you get from your blueys!
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cleva
- Bluey Beginner

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Help with identification
I own two captive bred eastern BTS. I live in northern NSW and we often get many wild BTS in our yard and verandah. For the last couple of months we have had two juvenile BTS living on our front verandah under two couches. They are both the same size so potentially are siblings. One is a standard color and pattern BTS. The other is unusual as it on mono clothes dark brown with no patterns at all. I initially thought it may be a land mullets but this morning I decided to pick it up to look closer. On close inspection it seems to clearly be a BTS and not a land mullets. I just wanted to know if the mono dark brown in patterned morph is common?
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- splashy07
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Re: Help with identification
That is not a tiliqua species. I am not familiar with all types in your land but am positive it's not your traditional blue tongue.
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Ajar5
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Re: Help with identification
Hi it's a naturally occurring pattern less morph of pinktongue skink. Cyclodomorphus Gerrardii 
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