[meisen]

Here are some recent pics of my Nephrurus:

Nephrurus levis levis female


Nephrurus l. levis eggs


Nephrurus l. levis male



Nephrurus l. levis hatchling


Nephrurus l. occidentalis hatchling


Nephrurus wheeleri cinctus male


Nephrurus amyae female


Underwoodisaurus milii male


Underwoodisaurus milii hypo female

[gothra]

Nice collection!! I like the hypo milii girl, she's beautiful.

[Rob D'heu]

Nice animals .
Too bad that one of your N. levis hatchlings dropped its tail .

[joris]

nice collection you have there!!

[meisen]

Originally Posted by Rob D'heu

Nice animals .
Too bad that one of your N. levis hatchlings dropped its tail .

Thanks guys! Yeah it actually happened in shipping (I bought the occis as 1.1.1, its the offspring of my adults). Must have been a rough ride!!! It looks like a couple of my adults also lost and regrew their tails before I got them. Maybe its just me but I much prefer animals with their original tails, especially since knobbies don't regenerate the knob. It probably also puts the animal behind a bit with regard to breeding size.

That hypo is pretty neat....I didn't always go for hypo animals but in sunlight she looks just amazing. Very rich colored with oranges, yellows and pink highlights unlike the pic which makes her look kind of like a normal going into shed. I think she's got some potential to throw some beautiful babies even if they are just hets (dont know if hypo is recessive or line bred in milii..anyone know?).

[meisen]

The whole group is now:
1.1.3 Nephrurus wheeleri cinctus
1.1 Nephrurus amyae
2.1 Underwoodisaurus milii
1.0 Nephrurus levis pilbarensis
2.3.1 Nephrurus levis levis
1.0.1 Nephrurus levis occidentalis (lost the female after this breeding season, crossing my fingers that the baby is also a female)

[SteveSharpie]

Nice!

[Mike Rico]

very cool collection, cant wait to expand mine one day soon

[empirereptiles]

Nice looking collection!

[oli]

Mark, the hypo gene isn't simple recessive, so no hets. The offspring tend to be a combination of the adults phenotype, but can definitely be influenced more by either of the parents