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There's a lot of variation in Marbled Velvet Geckos (Oedura marmorata) "marms".

I'd be interested in seeing what's about and who's breeding, so please add to this thread.

I'll start with mine. There are supposed to be from an area round 200kms south of Broome. I've got a few and these are my best coloured adults and 3 month old young.

Firstly the male
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and the female
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both together
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young
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Please add

Bob
 
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Sorry a crappy pic of my 5mnth old NT locale fat tailed marms but you get the general idea of what they look like ! will get some clearer pics tonight ;)
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Here is one of mine, unfortunately i dont have any recent shots of my others, will try tonight
 
Marmorata

Bob. Here is some of mine i have left. Had to severely down size since the last time we spoke. Longreach, Alice, Western QLD and Lightning Ridge were some of the casualties.
The NT Fat Tail Goes from purple to black depending on mood.
Interesting to see what the WA light and dark pair will throw.
Have a Light WA male that is due for a shed.
 

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Just took this pic and getting eady to shed it is a Currawinya locale (South West QLD) got a pair of NT locale too but they are very shy
 
Thanks for the comments.

Jason here's a picture of one of the biggest females. Just over 20cm total length. All of them like to give a little nip, but I've never had one that bites hard. This one shows a really fat tail, which develops a cleft in the middle as the two fat storage areas on each side fill up. This is really pronounced in the NT fat tails

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and this is one month old youngster. They start on medium sizes criclets and after a month or so can easily manage adult crickets

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Keep the pictures coming. I'd love to see some more of the fat tails
 
Here is one of my NT locale marmoratas, this pair is about 15cms each but you wouldnt know as they dont like to be seen :(
 
Both fat tails with John McG hopefully mating with his males.
Yearling Western QLD- Lightning Ridge.
 

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Hey Bob. Remember these?

I sure do. You should have lots of little geckos pattering about....

Here's a single young NT fat tail I have

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Love to see some more and see any variation.
Bob
 
A few of my boring marms and almost-marms
O. marmorata Pannawonica
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O. marmorata Meekatharra
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O. marmorata High Yellow Alice Springs
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O. marmorata Oenpelli
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O. attenboroughi
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O. gemmata
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O. "christiani"
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