Kimberly Rock Monitors @ Reptile City

[Reptile City]

Hi Guys
We have hatched out some of the rare in captivity, Kimberly Rock monitors.
There are 2 locality types of KRMs.
They come from NT & the NT/WA border.
The less common of the two, we call the "red banded Kimberly’s" we have had some success.
Our female laid 4 eggs & we hatched 4.
They hatched in 90 days at 30.5 degrees.

Jason

 

[Rocket]

Great looking Goanna's mate..... really nice...

When can I pick them up?

 

[ladybredli]

oh what gorgeous little things they are, i sooo want 1

 

[reptilefan95]

thanks for the pictures reptile city, the hatchlings look stunning!

 

[luke88]

nice as always guys, deffinatley going to get some of those in the future

 

[Brettix]

Well done,what an impressive monitor,really wish you had bred more

 

[TWENTY B]

awsom stuff.

 

[pythons73]

Well done Jason,they are awesome coloure monitors...would you be selling any at all...MARK

 

[Jason]

love those banded ones! would love to get some one day.

 

[Reptile City]

Thanks for the comments!
We have 7 more eggs 1/2 way through incubation.
The adults are still breeding well.
Hopefully should get around 6 to 8 clutches more yet.
There is a large waiting list for the KRM, sorry, for any wanting them soon that do not have there name down already.

Here is some more pics of our breeders & hows the pic with the breed pair sleeping with there noses in the sand.

If anyone is breeding any Varanus eremius I am very interested in buying or swapping.

Jason

 

[DrNick]

Love that last pic, Jason!

 

[jeremy_88]

Will be great when these guys become more readily available, good work Jason. They're definitely a very interesting looking goanna.

Jeremy

 

[OzGecko]

Congratulations, well done guys.

 

[levis04]

well done guys great stuff.

 

[TWENTY B]

Hey Jason, any full pics of thier enclosures?
looks like you keep them the same as ackies.

 

[jinin]

Im hoping ill order some in the next 5 years, when i hit 18 and get my Class 2 Rep licence. 8]

 

[Reptile City]

Here is a pic of our breeding set-up that we use.
They are easy to keep & breed!
Keep them like Ackies with stuff to climb on.

We had 4 more eggs from the same female that just hatched.
Tally is 11 eggs.

Jason

 

[jinin]

How big is that enclosure?

 

[Reptile City]

How big is that enclosure?

Enclosure is 1800mm long x 700mm high x 550mm front to back.

If anyone is in SA your welcome to check them out!

We are having a big year Actually.
Loving it!

Should hatch 250+ pythons, 300 + Dragons, 15 trippy Eastern Blueys & around 80 to 100 Monitors.

I have the full stats on my web site Reptile City

Jason

 

[richardsc]

nice stuff jason,its great your getting some results with them,be good to see them develop in captivity,beautiful monitors