My Girls

Jaylyn · 03-29-03, 12:03 PM

Thought a share a few pics of a couple of my girls.

Here's Rosie, my female Werner's (Ch. t. werneri).

And Angel, a female Meru Jackson's (Ch. t. j. merumotanus) - she lives up to her name.

And Godiva, a female Deremenis (Ch. t. deremensis).

I just love the females - you have to admire the all they give for their babes.

Jaylyn

doenoe · 03-29-03, 12:16 PM

Wow, you really got some great looking girls there. Really like the last one, nice green with dots. Keep the pics coming.

Jaylyn · 03-29-03, 12:45 PM

She is sweet isn't she??

I also have her sister - they both came from Laurier. They've been growing like weeds. Deremensis have a reputation for becoming easily egg bound - they are ~9 months, so I've really cut back on their food. They are less that impressed!

They love to drink! They stretch their tongues out as far as they can. I can sit there with the spray bottle for up to 45 minutes and they still keep on drinking!

They are normally an almost luminescent, smooth light emerald green - no spots. The spots come when they are stressed. The camera stresses them.

Jaylyn

Trace · 03-30-03, 09:18 PM

Ahhhh Jaylyn they are all precious! I didn't know you had a Werner's. They are one of my favs! I'm looking for another female myself.

Those are great pics! Post more!

Cheers!

Trace

Jaylyn · 03-31-03, 03:25 PM

I really like Werner's, too! She has lots of lizartude - she gapes at me and gets those ear flaps wagging! It kills me. Tough little buggers.

Jaylyn

Reptayls · 04-02-03, 10:52 PM

Gorgeous ladies...

Morgana - Reptayls, Ltd.

Matt_K · 04-02-03, 11:18 PM

wow!!!! Those are amazing looking females you have there!!!

boa · 04-06-03, 10:18 PM

wow those are mint keep the pics coming.

Laurier · 04-11-03, 11:03 PM

MY BABY!!!!

ahh I am so happy to see that both my ex little girls are doing awsome. I am hoping to see deremensis pop up again because I do regret selling them to you but it was the best for them. well glad to see they are in great care.

Laurier

Jaylyn · 04-12-03, 04:37 PM

They've really grown, too! Just for interests sake - I tracked down info on deremensis horn development. Usually around 6-7 months you should start to see the buds forming.

Jaylyn