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30-Apr-05, 01:05 AM
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They can move, thats for sure.....
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30-Apr-05, 01:09 AM
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Oh yeah, they fast. I've given this one away. Should have a nice home where it's going.
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30-Apr-05, 01:12 AM
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Yeah, out the cage, onto the floor and straight out the door.........
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30-Apr-05, 01:30 AM
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Heres a Townsville one
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30-Apr-05, 07:49 AM
|  | Subscriber | Join Date: Dec-04 Location: Somewhere near Brisbane | | | |
I have both tristis and orientalis and they are just awesome. By the way if anyone knows of a definite female orientalis could they point me in the right direction ? Thanks
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30-Apr-05, 09:19 AM
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so where are the pics, there must be some nice ones out there
| Ad 511-801 on the HerpTrader has pix of the hatchlings for sale, along with an adult male.
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30-Apr-05, 10:15 AM
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hey phil i have a mate in fitzroy with hatchies for sale at the moment if you are interested let me know and i will forward his number to you
Take care
Matt
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30-Apr-05, 03:00 PM
|  | Regular Member | Join Date: Feb-03 Location: Melbourne Age: 18 | | | |
I've kept a few of these guys and I love em to death. At the moment i've got two hatchies (the ones on the herp shop). Their pretty easy to keep but the little guys can sometimes demand a lot of time. Hot basking spot, plenty of SECURE branches and hollow logs and lots of food. Don't make the mistake of having branches just placed in the enclosure, I've already lost one from it being crushed by a branch that I thought was secure. I would give adults as much climbing space as you can because mine love to climb. A lot of keepers recommend at least 1m square to keep them in. I plan to set up a little breeding project with these guys and am looking at enclosures around 150 L x 75 D x 90cm H.
I would be very interested if anyone has some really nice animals. Matt I would love that guys email if you have it.
Good luck phil
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30-Apr-05, 08:23 PM
| | | | V.t. orientalis  Thats a nice freckled monitor there pike there similar in colour in parts of QLd such as MT Perry with less orange and pink to redish spots through the lighter colour.Caught one at alice springs that was the drab brown variety tristis and saw one at mataranka springs that was like a freckled although less colourful than the eastern varieties. | 
06-May-05, 07:26 PM
|  | Regular Member | Join Date: Feb-03 Location: Melbourne Age: 18 | | | | RE: V.t. orientalis
Hey guys I have a quick question.
Check out the V.T. Orientalis hatchies available. Would you call that adult male a tristis tristis or a tristis orientalis?
I've got 2 hatchies from those adults but I reckon they could be classed as V. T. Tristis. Would love to know what the other keepers of these animals think.
Simo
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14-May-05, 03:36 PM
| | Regular Member | Join Date: Apr-03 Location: sydney Age/Gender: 29  | | | |
t.tristis are black headed forms and o.tristis are freckled or spotted form, you sure that pic isnt o.tristis. I would say by looking at it it is.
Craig
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14-May-05, 03:38 PM
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oh, just relised i was only on page one...im refering to the pic on the first page that says its t.tristis., look to me like a O.tristis like the one on this page
craig
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14-May-05, 03:45 PM
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Yea I would have said the one on the previous page was just a North Western Freckled (assuming that's where it's from). To me it's got too much colour and too many spots to be t.tristis. Either way it's beautiful and womas you can feel free to get me one of the same!
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14-May-05, 04:37 PM
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14-May-05, 09:05 PM
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The third pic down instar........thats what call a hot Orientalis!!!; very similar to speciems seen west of Mt Isa.....
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