I thought we only had one blue tongue but I just looked outside a few minutes ago and had a pleasant surprise - apparently we have a pair! How exciting!
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Oohh....are they lovers??? A mumma and a dadda? I have no idea how lizard sociology works.
I have no idea what relationship they are! From what I've been reading, baby blue tongues are out foraging this time of year so maybe they're babies?
Mrs P - they're blue-tongue lizards. Not really dangerous, but will clamp on with their jaws if attacked. It's a sign of a healthy garden if you have them which is why I'm so excited! This site has some good information if you or the girls are interested - http://www.abc.net.au/cgi-bin/common/printfriendly.pl?/science/scribblygum/February2000/default.htm
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Oohh....are they lovers??? A mumma and a dadda? I have no idea how lizard sociology works.
They are beautiful...scary, but beautiful!
My god they look healthy don't they!!!! I wonder when your baby lizards will make an appearance. How lovely. I bet Billy is in seventh heaven. Lisa x
What exactly are they? They look like miniature dragons... um... komodo... I know I'm not spelling that right.
They look so cool - are they safe? :)
I have no idea what relationship they are! From what I've been reading, baby blue tongues are out foraging this time of year so maybe they're babies?
Mrs P - they're blue-tongue lizards. Not really dangerous, but will clamp on with their jaws if attacked. It's a sign of a healthy garden if you have them which is why I'm so excited! This site has some good information if you or the girls are interested - http://www.abc.net.au/cgi-bin/common/printfriendly.pl?/science/scribblygum/February2000/default.htm
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