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<blockquote data-quote="Dave Jay" data-source="post: 130756" data-attributes="member: 27677"><p>Atm I only have a female Blue Tongue and a female Eastern Water Dragon, I have some nice pictures on my pc, I haven't used it for a while but I keep meaning to copy some pictures from it to post here.</p><p>I've never kept monitors, mostly because as a kid my brother and I could never catch them! We even tried a supposed Aboriginal method where one person stands in an open area and the other chases the monitor towards them, the idea is that the monitors instinct is to run up a tree so when panicked they will run up the person standing still! I'm sorta glad that didn't work lol!</p><p>I have pictures of garden skinks handy I think. I also have some nice pictures of Barking Geckos in the wild and a video of a tiny one latching onto my finger when I tried to shoo it so I could put the rock back down. I wasn't expecting it as it's head was about the size of my finger nail.</p><p>You might be interested in pictures of our Australian Long Necked Tortoises too.</p><p>I really must get busy looking through my computer. These days I mostly use my phone or netbook so the pc is under a mountain of Scorpion keeping equipment!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave Jay, post: 130756, member: 27677"] Atm I only have a female Blue Tongue and a female Eastern Water Dragon, I have some nice pictures on my pc, I haven't used it for a while but I keep meaning to copy some pictures from it to post here. I've never kept monitors, mostly because as a kid my brother and I could never catch them! We even tried a supposed Aboriginal method where one person stands in an open area and the other chases the monitor towards them, the idea is that the monitors instinct is to run up a tree so when panicked they will run up the person standing still! I'm sorta glad that didn't work lol! I have pictures of garden skinks handy I think. I also have some nice pictures of Barking Geckos in the wild and a video of a tiny one latching onto my finger when I tried to shoo it so I could put the rock back down. I wasn't expecting it as it's head was about the size of my finger nail. You might be interested in pictures of our Australian Long Necked Tortoises too. I really must get busy looking through my computer. These days I mostly use my phone or netbook so the pc is under a mountain of Scorpion keeping equipment! [/QUOTE]
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