Nova Womas

[Sdaji]

I'm loving these Nova Womas, they're turning out so much prettier than I expected! I'm also surprised at the variation in them, which makes me wonder what we'll be able to do with them in the future. The supers (Black Hole Woams) are the main thing I'm keen to produce from them, but the hets (like this pair) look like they'll be a lot of fun too!

I'm still not sure if I like the almost fully patternless male more or the orange female, but I'm super keen to see what this pair produces, both the Black Hole supers and the Novas. And I suppose the normal siblings might be interesting too. I'm pretty sure with just a little selective breeding we'll have fully patternless Novas, there was zero attempt to even try to select for it and this boy is already very close.

 

[Herpetology]

ill take 2 + the super form please

 

[Sdaji]

ill take 2 + the super form please

Brilliant, not even negotiating a price. I'll send you some bank details and the price you've already agreed to pay.

 

[Herpetology]

Brilliant, not even negotiating a price. I'll send you some bank details and the price you've already agreed to pay.

let me check with my wife

do you have any more pictures?
how old are they?
what do the parents look like?
are you SURE its a pair?


sorry i forgot rent is due today

 

[Ajar5]

Very nice indeed! Would you mind sharing the history of this spectacular woma morph?

 

[krusty]

Absolutely awesome, would love to get some type of pattern less or reduced pattern womas some day.

 

[Sdaji]

Very nice indeed! Would you mind sharing the history of this spectacular woma morph?

The original animal, a het, was collected in WA under permit. The super form is basically solid black, quite spectacular. They're fairly new.

 

[Marzogh]

Those are some absolutely gorgeous Womas! If they ever make it to the east coast (in a couple of years), I'd love to get a male to breed with our Tanami female! (The geneticist in me is practically salivating at the possible combinations!)

 

[Sdaji]

Those are some absolutely gorgeous Womas! If they ever make it to the east coast (in a couple of years), I'd love to get a male to breed with our Tanami female! (The geneticist in me is practically salivating at the possible combinations!)

Mine are in Melbourne and were produced on the east coast What combinations are tickling your salivary glands?