NiagaraReptiles
09-02-03, 06:22 AM
I must have way too much time on my hands lately. I seem to be playing with the camera a lot ;)
Anyway, here are some of my girls that will be producing this coming season. There are just a couple of my adult females that couldn't make it out for the photoshoot, and I also didn't want to place males in with all the girls right now. I feel this is an accurate representation of our colony however, and also shows the potential for next season :)
Who says Fat Tails don't come in a variety of colours? Whom ever said that forgot to tell my geckos about it ;)
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<img src="http://www.varanus.net/niagarareptiles/temp/fattailgirls0902.jpg">
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Here are a couple of this years hold backs. I have never seen such a difference in colour at such a young age, but this is a Tangerine Amelenistic baby along with a normal Amelenistic baby.
The normal Amel was produced from a normal Amel female bred with a Tangerine het Amel male. The little Tangerine Amel baby was produced from a Tangerine het x Tangerine het Amelenistic pairing.
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<img src="http://www.varanus.net/niagarareptiles/temp/amelbabies0902.jpg">
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Thanks for looking and enjoy :)
Anyway, here are some of my girls that will be producing this coming season. There are just a couple of my adult females that couldn't make it out for the photoshoot, and I also didn't want to place males in with all the girls right now. I feel this is an accurate representation of our colony however, and also shows the potential for next season :)
Who says Fat Tails don't come in a variety of colours? Whom ever said that forgot to tell my geckos about it ;)
<center>
<img src="http://www.varanus.net/niagarareptiles/temp/fattailgirls0902.jpg">
</center>
Here are a couple of this years hold backs. I have never seen such a difference in colour at such a young age, but this is a Tangerine Amelenistic baby along with a normal Amelenistic baby.
The normal Amel was produced from a normal Amel female bred with a Tangerine het Amel male. The little Tangerine Amel baby was produced from a Tangerine het x Tangerine het Amelenistic pairing.
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<img src="http://www.varanus.net/niagarareptiles/temp/amelbabies0902.jpg">
</center>
Thanks for looking and enjoy :)