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lots of nice looking womas being shown

heres 2 pics of my tanami pair together and a head shot of one of my sa males
 

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some tanks are others arnt.
I use 1 bulb to heat 2 tanks, ie the one its in and the one above. As said it creates a heat pad in the above tank so no need for another heat source.
In a bank in 3 large enclosures i only use 2 bulbs, one in the bottom enclosure, which creates a heat pad in the middle enclosure, one in the top enlosure that creates a heat pad on the top of the bank. i can then butt 2 x fish tanks over the heated area or 4 click clacks, and end up heating 5-7 tanks with 2 25 watt bulds over summer or 2 40 watt bulbs over winter. Too easy.
This also crates a nice warm area in each tank with the rest of the tanks areas being completey unheated to create a large temp gradaint.
 
One of my SA Womas.....

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here are a couple of sa womas, the yellow one is from moomba and the other is tirrawarra, 40km north moomba.
 

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Here are 3 pics of My Boodarie Womas. First pic is of the female, second two are of my male.
There have been some awesome womas posted on this thread.
 

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I'm getting my first Woma in 2 days! Of course one Woma isn't enough, that's why i'm getting my second Woma the following Wednesday. :D

Here are pics sent by the sellers, i'll post plenty of better ones once i have them in my possession. :)
 

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Oops, soory, post wrong pic. The woma near the four wheel drive was seen south of moomba at Big Lake.
 
Awesome pic's guys. Those boodarie woma's are killing me.. I'm itching for a pair. I love how some of Rob's adults don't have the black "hoods" over the top of their eyes resulting in a full orange head :)

Don't be afraid to keep posting pics everyone.

Thanks!

Kane
 
They are awesome, you should be stoked to have them. They look really good in the photos where there on natural ground.
 
Thanks Hawke You know you are welcome to come and see them anytime.

Cheers
 
Here's a pic of my most recent woma addition, another male Uluru from Southern Cross.

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Here's my boy Tanami , not the prettiest I'm sure but I luv him:D

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ROCKHAMPTON DOWNS animals

Here are a couple of mine i should breed this year , fingers crossed.
 

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So many lovely womas!
I can't wait til I get mine :)
 
Paul they are just STUNNING mate absolutely awesome, so if you don'tmind me asking what sort of money do the RD womas go for?
 
Wow Paul, wow. How much would a pair of those hotties send us back mate?

Kane
 
TANAMI womas

another couple to breed this season with the male on left and female on the right.
 

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Wow Paul, wow. How much would a pair of those hotties send us back mate?

Kane

I'm not sure mate but say if a normal looking pair sells for $2000 a pair then probably $ 2500 if they turned out sh#t hot but it really depends on how the market is at the time as who knows which way the market is going to go with them. They are truely an underated animal that seems to love captivity.
Paul
 
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