Gold Blue Tongues?

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I've been mostly sticking to snakes so this might be completely normal and i don't know about it ... but i was walking to my boyfriends place the other day and on my way i saw a primarily "gold" coloured blue tongue.

It was pretty average sized as far as i know of blue tongues and definately had the signature tongue and back pattern - except the part that's normally grey/silver was yellow/gold.

and don't say pics or it didn't happen - i don't carry a camera everywhere and i have a dodgy cheap mobile.. lol.

just wondering if this is... normal?
 
did it look like this ??

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it's head was different and no green as far as i remember - more of a gold than a yellow... just not quite that exotic - the yellow wasn't quite as bright - but yes kimba, pretty much ... is this completely normal in the wild?
 
i wouldnt say completely normal but as with most herps there is a huge variation depending on locality.
 
so many differences, where do i start lol
 
yeah but it was gold - all the blue tongues i've ever seen have been variations on grey/black even blue-ish tones...

snake ranch should be breeding these guys - he/she was lovely!
 
i see bluey in it abit but not much .goldern coloured blueys are out and about i;ve seen some goldern/yellow kiama locale blueys but then i've seen dark ones and creamy coloured markings
 
i have a dark kiama locale and i know GARTHNFAY have a yellowy goldern coloured one next time i see some wild ones i'll gets some pics
 
I love this site - "blue tongue skinks are found in new guinea, australia and tasmania"

the Aussie blue tongues are so much nicer than the indonesian ones...
 
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Not quite lizard lover - more like the indonesian one - in at least the sense that it had different stripes and was ... golder (regardless of the grammatical correctness of that word)
 
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