Pictures of Speedy the blue tailed skink

KBHicks2012 · 05-10-13, 06:53 PM

Starbuck · 05-10-13, 07:09 PM

lol i misread your title and my first thought was 'Thats no blue-tongued skink!!!!'

Very nice blue TAILED skink, he looks very healthy and sleek

smy_749 · 05-10-13, 07:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Starbuck

lol i misread your title and my first thought was 'Thats no blue-tongued skink!!!!'

Very nice blue TAILED skink, he looks very healthy and sleek

I also misread the title, before I clicked on the thread. I wanted to see this 'speedy' blue tongued skink lol blue tailed makes much more sense hhaha

KBHicks2012 · 05-10-13, 07:20 PM

Lol, yeah just am everyday blue TAIL but he has settled in wonderfully and grown quickly. He has an awesome appt and love to play in the leaves when not hiding under rocks.

StudentoReptile · 05-11-13, 06:02 AM

Where in the US was it found? Likely either a five-lined skink or a juvenile/female broad-head? That blue-tail will eventually fade.

Is it eating well? and what?

KBHicks2012 · 05-13-13, 06:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by StudentoReptile

Where in the US was it found? Likely either a five-lined skink or a juvenile/female broad-head? That blue-tail will eventually fade.

Is it eating well? and what?

From what I have read and researched, that the juvenile male and females will have the blue tail, but the males tale will fade away but the females can keep the blue tail. "Speedy" is about five inches long now nose to tail, and does eat extremely well. He is in the mini tall exo terra, and feeds on crickets and fluckers meal worms