Many of you have seen these, but I figured what the heck and decided to post them for those that have not seen them.
The photos are of what were described as "Patternless" Indonesian BTS (Tiliaua gigas gigas). While not being totally patternless, they are definitly different, and definitely going in that direction.
"Patternless" Indonesian BTS (T. gigas gigas)
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Re: "Patternless" Indonesian BTS (T. gigas gigas)
I think they are meraukes.
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Re: "Patternless" Indonesian BTS (T. gigas gigas)
Don't indos look like meraukes when they're young?
Gorgeous babies, though.
Gorgeous babies, though.
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Re: "Patternless" Indonesian BTS (T. gigas gigas)
xxmonitorlizardxx wrote:I think they are meraukes.
There is no way to tell just from looking at babies, as baby gigas gigas look the same as Meraukes as babies. The patterns change on each form to end up as we know them to look like as adults.
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Re: "Patternless" Indonesian BTS (T. gigas gigas)
WanderingChai wrote:Don't indos look like meraukes when they're young?
Gorgeous babies, though.
Yes, they do.
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