Ok, well, NOT "scientific" per se'
Well, not scientific AT ALL.... but don't you all find the differing snout lengths interesting.
Not comparing vestigium to Collaris or anything like that.
PS... I hope you all don't mind me using your pictures.
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Scientific snout study....................
BIG DONNIE BRASC
May 05, 2005 01:52 PM
Replies (3)
PHEve
May 05, 2005 02:42 PM
Hahahhaha never the same. 
Alot of the yellowheads have very snubbed faces !
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PHEve/ Eve
sledge
May 05, 2005 05:50 PM
it must be a regional trait i would think. also, the pic you have of ANGUS doesn't show it , but he has a very wide head in comparison to other males i have with longer pointier snouts.
i am really interested in these traits and to see if they are reccessive, i hope to learn something about dot patterns as well to produce babies with great patterns.
niki_athena
May 05, 2005 07:31 PM
I look at all three of mine's snouts. Ezra and Cory have short snouts with wider heads. Annabella has pointy snout with a more narrow head.
I like how all the Collared lizards have different spots.
I wonder how much black Cory is getting especially with that third collar development. He has splotches instead of spots with light orange bands inbetween.
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-Nicole
2.1.0 collared lizards
2.0.0 side-blotched lizards
1.0.0 desert tarantula
small tropical fishes
