Iszac
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I have heard of the compact bulbs affecting the lizards eyes but i never hav had a problem with it A combonation of a black light and a tri-phospher bulb is apparently supposed to produce the closest thing to natural sunlight from what I have heard.Also if you take the glass cover off the halogen downlights they produce a decient amount of UV, but they get hot so you just have to workout a good way of fixing them
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Does he want a leopard tort lol? http://www.petlink.com.au/Classifieds/sale/1102049.html Baby ackie Asleep GTFs Wheeleri
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more pics coz im bored wont let me upload them ans actual pics this time, just click on them to enlarge Gillens monitors Beardie Lace Monitor Outdoor Pit
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I have got a thermostat set at about 28ish so when it goes below that the heatlight comes on
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man they are cool, are you going to be selling them?
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Shinglebacks start at about $200ish and work there way up to around $600 for the mor colourful ones Exotic animals are illegal over there, but it doesnt mean they arnt in private collections, quite regulary boas chamelians ect come up, havnt heard of any tortises though Red Ears sliders have adapted to waterways of the east coast of oz but you still cant keep them
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www.geckosunlimited.com is another gecko one Native NZ geckos are in afew overseas collections by the looks of it www.aussiepythons.com is a popular australian one
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nope just swabed for explosives lol Cheap compared to here,just depends where you go can pick up a nice coloured beardy for about 60-80bux , Wheeleri are going for about 4-5 thousand
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Thanks guys, they are my farthers All but the shingleback and the baby wheeleri, we were looking after afew for a bloke when he was away Heres some more 17ft scrub python Pygmy Beardy about to lay ThickTailed gecko Lace monitor
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Forgot this one, Mertins water monitor, the boss
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Scrub Python Varanus tristis orientalis
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baby Wheeleri
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Southern RainForest Dragon Burtons Legless Lizard Central Bluetounge Central Netted Dragons
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Boyds Rainforrest Dragon
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Got heaps, will upload some more when i get time As you can see im not the best photog :lol: Let me know if anyones offended and I will take down the eating pics lol LandMullet Ridge Tailed Monitor Baby RidgeTail ShingleBack
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I really doubt they are here, seeing as though they were thought to be extinct for so long, more likley to be either blotched bluetongues or centralian bluies
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Except for when they bite my beardies head off , they are agro little buggers
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What locality sre the shingles do you know?Are they a pair because i wouldnt mind buying some babys off him when im over there lol I always thought that the white beard frillies that my dads got were the nicest looking but that just toped the cake,. Yea thought they were mertins, my dad got one overthere not to long ago but i only saw it quickly coming out foor a feed in winter
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I use the shavings, they love burrying themselves in it Plus I just pick out the poo whenever they go so it rarley needs a clean, he just uses one corner as the toilet so it makes it easy :lol:
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man those shinglebacks are nice, was this in the wild or a park? Are the 2nd pic are mertins water monitors? iszac
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http://www.mediafire.com/?yrdbzlxmlyo Try this, dont know how well it will work.......
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I have a really good word document on what is good to feed them and how oftern but I cant post it up? Its off the bluetonugeskinks.net website but i cant seem to find it again I can email it to you if you want or if sombody knows how to attach it?
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you just need some food for them That was before he knew they were food and thought they were his friend lol he chases them all the time and gets them, gets abit of exersize
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lol nah I wish, The parents are about 4.5 foot ish but only as thick as your thumb if that I dont really have any good photos of them as they are nocturnal (click to enlarge) And yes snake kid they do look abit like womas with big funny eyes , hopfully they should colour up like their panents soon
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About 2 months ago my dad found one of his female night tiger (Boiga fusca) laying her eggs Then about 8 weeks later they have started hatching Still have 5 more eggs out of that batch to hatch then another batch due in 2 weeks