Monitor pictures-Thread

[Guest]

i thought i put this one up but its gone

 

[falana1]

I have bell phase but i got to try get good pic of him.but this laceis i got of daivd last yr.I did have two of him but one got out .

famra that bell phase is so nice.

 

[-Katana-]

How old and what sex, Farma?

 

[imported_Varanus]

Thanks for the update Nick; I forgot to ask, how's the old guy going?

Stunning Panoptes Farma, they certainly are a very impressive animal!

 

[Guest]

male about 2ish

 

[-Katana-]

Any thoughts of finding a mate for him in the future, Farma?

 

[Guest]

female bells seem to be hard to come by especially nice clean ones
id like to stay with the same line also so i will have to wait until next season and see what comes up

 

[falana1]

my bell phase&the normal one .

 

[cement]

Great thread everyone! Some very nice specimens all round.

Here"s some of my little guy, Sleepy.

 

[imported_Varanus]

Hope this dosen't offend, but, here's a pic of the biggest Panoptes I've ever seen, unfortunately, it was already "lunch" when I arrived. As a comparison, my nephew at the time was 5'11" in the old scale.

 

[SteveNT]

Used to see that size all the time on the Mary. Wildman, Alligators SE&W, Adelaide, Finnis and Daly river floodplains before the toads arrived. I havent seen a big one for years. Guess they dont learn as quickly as the Mertens.

Here's the little guys I've been finding lately in big numbers around southern VRD,

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V storri storri aparently

 

[jeremy_88]

 

[KaotikJezta]

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Thats awesome,haha

 

[-Katana-]

Hahahah..a monitor stack...great shot, Jeremy!

 

[blakehose]

That's just greedy Jeremy! Ha ha, awesome lacies mate.

 

[spongebob]

Something a bit more pocket sized

 

[imported_Varanus]

Used to see that size all the time on the Mary. Wildman, Alligators SE&W, Adelaide, Finnis and Daly river floodplains before the toads arrived. I havent seen a big one for years. Guess they dont learn as quickly as the Mertens.

Hopefully, there's still a few of these big fellas around, as this was taken at "parry's Lagoon", just outside Wyndham (East Kimberley). Probably not for long, though!

 

[serpenttongue]

Nick; I forgot to ask, how's the old guy going?

Unfortunately, I had too many males and had to part with a couple. The old guy was one of them. It was a tough decision but it had to be done. He is still down here in the Illawarra with an experienced keeper, and as far as I know he is in a spacious outdoor pit, so I'm sure he is content. I also parted with all my pythons (except a pair of olives which may go later this year) because I just couldn't afford to keep them anymore and was losing interest in them.

It will just be lacies for me from now on.

Jeremy, very cool photo!

 

[imported_Varanus]

It will just be lacies for me from now on.

Sounds like a plan; think of all that extra "Lacie space"!

Here's some of my female Spencer's.

 

[jeremy_88]