Pink tongue skinks

[hornet]

Got these 2 cuties yesterday. will be getting a few more in the near future hopefully. Cage is a bit bare, will be adding a bit of fake foliage for them to hide in and to green it up.

 

[python_boy]

there we go very nice hornet goota lve em;

 

[barish]

they are awesome looking lizards man makes me want some so much more.

 

[Redtailed]

Nice looking pink tounges, and the enclosure will look great when you add some greenery in

 

[trogdor1988]

Since you said you liked the pic of the others i got out of the same litter, here you go.

 

[hornet]

sweet pic, shame to hear bout the bung one, should have had a proper look at them before purchasing

 

[trogdor1988]

yeah, i didnt notice till i looked up close. Let the bloke know but i doubt he cares, just told him by the look of it the lot were all duds. You said yours had some fused scales to eh? Hopefully it doesnt cause shedding problems, i hope the deformity on the other one goes away, though i doubt it. Dont want to have too euthanise the poor little thing.

 

[hornet]

going by that 1 was born with a stumpy tail i'm thinking one or both of the parents may be duds and probably shouldnt be breeding with them. Lets hope the next lot i get are better

 

[trogdor1988]

I was thinking inbred but with how many generations they can be inbred i doubt its that, perhaps lack of calcium given too adults? Could have caused deformitys in the bubs while they were growing inside the mother? Im not sure.. it could be alot of things. I may get a couple more one day and get em in another tub, that also gives me new blood too breed with and more of a chance of pair. Getting pics of your pilbys up?

 

[hornet]

Yea it may not be genetic, many things that may have done it. Will get Pilby pics up soon

 

[trogdor1988]

sweet