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Full length by 2-3 years on average, but they will get heavier till about 5 years.

Adult male blues get a blueish color to them. My male giant didnt hibernate and he has been sexually mature for a few months, but I dont consider them adults until they are 2-3 years old.

FINALLY got my new charger for my camera so took a few pics.

@ MichiganReptiles: I am good, I recognize your name from Tegutalk as well. Blues are the smallest, but they still get over 4ft commonly and are going to require at least a 6x3x3 enclosure as adults. They really are great animals though if you have the space.

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N. Tripepii and GBB

great video.

I find the bigger the T the bigger the bolus. Also I feed dubia and it seems there are more leftovers from them.

over $100 multiple times for adult females. Got a MF X Immanis that was poss gravid in a trade though.

Thanks, I think they are the best too, as tameable as water monitors just a different bodystyle and I think they look even better once they get old and fat lol.

Picked this guy up today, had been wanting one for a long time. He is about 18" or so and has lots of yellow for a black throat.

Boehmei Closeup

anybody else?

first thing you are going to need to keep it healthy/happy is at least 6" of substrate for it to burrow in.

any lasiodora..... If you want something you can't hold you could always get a P. Cancerides :razz: They are really cheap and grow really fast in my experience. Lets just say they have a bit of an attitude though, but so does a P. murinus

anyone done business with cousinmike?

what do you think?