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Perhaps it's a lump of urates showing through the skin? They both look like they need to go to the loo haha.
I was thinking the same thing.
Show us ya Woma's
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I was thinking the same thing.
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who knows, just found it interesting. They arent backed up... lol its more the way i'm holding them 1 handed while trying to take a pic with the other hand. I'll keep an eye on their progress. The others are all in shed so i'll waiting until they all shed and see if they have similar markings in the same area
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Definately keep us posted.
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benjamind2010
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Nice one buck! They look great!
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Did these only just hatch now Buck? late for Aspidites. No better site the hatchy woma's......
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Yeah they sure are!! I have 2 out of the egg and another 5 heads sticking out having a look around. Very late indeed. For some reason my womas and albino darwins both went late this season. I suspect it was the unseasonal cool weather we had through spring but not 100% sure. I also put my male albino over a het female, and put my Stone line jungles together but missed them both due to the females ovulating so late I had stopped putting the males in with them. Was a strange season here....
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My Boodarie girl, 14 months, 65cm, love her to bits (thanks Yommy)
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reptalica
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@duz10z - Womas are all good lookers. And no I'm not biased.
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benjamind2010
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Wow, they are absolute screamers Josh!
I'll be interested in a couple of years if you ever produce any more that are like these beauties. I'm all for improving my lines, and getting a female like those ones with a reduced pattern won't be an easy task but undoubtedly one well worth pursuing. I have one male that I consider the best woma I've ever seen both in pattern and colouration, and I have a yearling female that has good solid RHD pattern and very nice rich red colouration. I could put these two together in 2014 or 2015 to see how they go.
I'll be interested in a couple of years if you ever produce any more that are like these beauties. I'm all for improving my lines, and getting a female like those ones with a reduced pattern won't be an easy task but undoubtedly one well worth pursuing. I have one male that I consider the best woma I've ever seen both in pattern and colouration, and I have a yearling female that has good solid RHD pattern and very nice rich red colouration. I could put these two together in 2014 or 2015 to see how they go.
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View attachment 281099View attachment 281100wow there is some really nice womas out there.
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the three woma'sbenjamind2010
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When they come out of shed (both are currently in shed as I write) I'll take a couple of updated pics of each of them.
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Thanks Ben
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