Juvenile and Adult Kimberley Blue-Tongue Broome phase.

[Perenty7]

Here you can see a Juvenile Kimberley Blue-Tongue Born January 2004, and a Adult Kimberley Blue-Tongue born January 2002.

They a both from Broome Western Australia, this is to show our they change their color and markings as they mature.




The photo showing the juvenile may not be as clear, it was taken from a disposable camera, not a good digital camera.

From Les.

[Lucifer_Spades]

It's not fair! They so pretty.

[Richard.C]

thanks for sharing les,lovely kumberlys,cute when bubbas

[Piggy]

Ack! I love the second picture, though both are awesome.

[DeadEye]

There tails are alot like the westerns when there lil skinks .

cheers 4 the pics Mate
Amazing how much they change . We had one in the garden when we worked for western mining .

lovely eyes .Yere i love how they shed and change into a prince.

kinda like the way the easterns have the stripes on the head like a centralian .. ORSM

[Lucifer_Spades]

I LOVE THAT WESTY!

[Perenty7]

Hi DeadEye,

thanks for the good fedback about my Broome phase Kimberley Blue-tongues.

l shaw like the look of your beautiful Western Blue-tongue mate, l hope you get to breed them, so l can oneday get one from you good luck.

From Perenty7. :P

[Richard.C]

here are 2 of my baby westerns,northern sa specimans

[suez]

magnificent they are soooooo lovely do you think there is much of a possobility to purchace a western in the UK

[Perenty7]

Hi Richard,

Your 2 juvenile Western Blue-Tongue Lizards, both look so beautiful and l wish they were mine.

l have never ever kept any Highland Blotched Blue-Tongue and Western
Blue-Tongue Lizards.

These a the only 2 that l can get hold off, that l have never kept in my life
but have been temted to get them at times, but decided to keep the Northern and Centralian Blue-Tongue Lizards instead.

As the old saying goes, you can't have everything.

Hope they one-day breed for you, if so maybe then l can get my first Westen Blue-Tongue Lizard.

From Perenty7

[aggiegirl]

Thanks for sharing the pictures. I had no idea how much the Kimberleys' colors changed as they matured. I would have never been able to identify the youngster. Love the Westerns too. I must visit Australia one day.

[Richard.C]

thanks guys,also not sure westerns are available in the uk,and les i hope i can breed them when they mature,there a nice bluetonge,as all blueys are,lol,also les,who was the mother of the kimberly broome phase baby in the pic,im guessing the big fella is the dad yeah

[Perenty7]

The mother of the juvenile Kimberley Blue-Tongue, belongs to the Armadale Reptile centre in Perth WA, l don't know how many unrelated adults they have from Broome or anywhere in the Kimberley Region.

You will need to contact them to find out what they have in their collection, they use for breeding.

From Perenty7.

[Lucifer_Spades]

Keep posting pics of those westy's and I may just have a heart attack. They are my favorites.

[Leigh]

magnificent they are soooooo lovely do you think there is much of a possobility to purchace a western in the UK

Mate there's more chance of getting a dodo,or a real summer

[Richard.C]

or winning the ashes back off us

[Leigh]

Toooo True

[Richard.C]

hehehehe,well u did it once so always a chance

[Zach]

Fantastic, Les! Keep it up!




I'm blown away by the amount of Kimberleys we've all been able to see lately!