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Retic beaded !

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Posted by: herold at Sun Jun 22 14:06:42 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by herold ]  
   

This girl is the offspring of a wildcaught pair of beaded lizards imported 28 years ago.The founder pair is still living and has reproduced as late as 2006.

All of the young show this different pattern and colour.. snow whiter here being the most extreme.

They differ from all my other beadeds by having more slender heads with very pointed headscales. The tail is thicker and flattened at the base.

Have any of you encountered specimens like this !



All the best
Henrik Herold
Denmark

   

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