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Just currious to your best guess. I wish I had a shot of the tail base with me at work.

The last 2 photos were taken on 3-7-05 at 6AM.

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Ed

These heat lamps make my electric bill to high.

unless you have a shot of the tail base it would be very hard.
maybe luke will show up sometime he could tell you way better then i could. i say male because the head and arms look bigger when compared to my definite female

Thanks for the input. We deffinately need to get yours with mine at some point. I have Tripod with a girl now. I am keeping my fingers crossed.
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Ed

These heat lamps make my electric bill to high.

I sent Luke a message asking him to check out the pics.
Maybe it quit raining in Seattle and he went outside while he could. Hope for the rains to return so he will get back on his computer. Hahahahahaha

Scott
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Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup.

Wow, I never knew I was so popular!

It is too young to really tell, but it is fairly robust and well muscled, plus it has a wide, thick head. This makes "male" my best guess.

BTW, I no longer live in Seattle, now I reside in Upstate New York where the local politicians have me busy fighting off reptile bans. My email adress has changed a couple of times since leaving the Pacific Northwest, too.

Luke

How does it feel to be popular?

Stick around on here, a lot of folks need you knowlege.

Thanks for the information!!!
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Ed

These heat lamps make my electric bill to high.

you are pretty popular, you got me into arguses with your website, also are there any diferences between the austalian argus and v. panoptes horni other than color and locality
thanks
Gage

>>also are there any diferences between the austalian argus and v.
>>panoptes horni other than color and locality

I wish I knew. Unfortunately, I've never had the opportunity to visit Australia, and as you know we can't get aussie argus over here in the states. Everything I've read and all the pictures I've seen shows no difference from what I am familiar with, however (except for V. p. rubidus, with that yellow tail tip).

Luke

Too bad you moved. I spent some time there. My Mother still lives in Tacoma. If it wasn't for the rain, I would go back. Beautiful counrty. We aint got any real mountains in Alabama.

Scott
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Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup.