More S. s. gigliolii youngsters

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These are my S. s. gigliolii. The first three photos are from one group (same as Ingo's) and the next three are from a different group. All are CB 2006 and each group consists of 5 animals.

gigliolii1_sill.jpg

gigliolii2_sill.jpg

gigliolii3_sill.jpg


These are another group.

gigliolii_cb1.jpg

gigliolii_cb2.jpg

gigliolii_cb3.jpg
 
Beautiful animals Travis... congratulations

Looks like the northern form of gigliolii.
 
Hi Travis,

nice animals... - the last one got the most interesting pattern in my opinion. The others do not differ very much between the groups...
 
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