CF Litter, Couple 8 (CF05)
Status : Sold Out
Mom: Cinnamon, 50% T+ Caramel, 37.5% Sunrise, 12.5% Red produced by Dave’s Skinks
Dad: Jasper, 87.5% Sunrise, 12.5%Red produced by Dave’s Skinks
Species: Specialty Morph Northern, (Tiliqua scincoides intermedia)
Genetics: 62.5% Sunrise, 25% T+ Caramel, 12.5% Red
DOB: 05/11/2025
Other Descriptions
- Took a little warming up to, then went right into the affection rubbing up on you like a cat
- Really nice colors on this baby. Maybe my favorite in the litter in terms of looks
- The dirty yellow blends into the pale orange spine bars lined with rusty red scales that encase the spine bars. In the sun it almost looks patternless
- High vibrancy with low contrast
- Has done second shed
DE Litter, Couple 6 (DE13)
Status : Sold Out
Mom: Logan, 50% Red, 50% Magma produced by James Fenn
Dad: Jasper, 87.5% Sunrise, 12.5%Red produced by Dave’s Skinks
Species: Specialty Morph Northern, (Tiliqua scincoides intermedia)
Genetics: 43.75% Sunrise, 31.25% Red, 25% Magmaaa we
DOB: 06/18/2025
Other Descriptions
- Really nice vibrant color tones between peach, orange, and pink
- Easy to pickup up but it gets a little squirmy when being held. Does much better just chilling on your lap instead of being confined to the palm of your hand
- Good skink
- This one’s for a bit of all the personalities. I’ve seen it interested in exploring, being held with gaze and confident eye contact, and just chilling next to you or in your lap.
- It’s a good skink overall
- High color vibrancy
- Looks like there’s a little bend in the very last vertebrae of the tail, if that matters to you just wanted to point it out.
JJ Litter – Couple 2 (JJ04)
Status : Sold Out
Mom: Gladys, cream-light phase Irian Jaya from an unknown Florida breeder
Dad: George, Red Irian Jaya produced by Thunder Bay Herps
Species: CBB Irian Jaya Blue-Tongued Skink, (Tiliqua sp.)
Genetics: 62.5% Sunrise, 25% T+ Caramel, 12.5% Red
DOB: 05/24/2024
Other Descriptions
- This baby comes in every single shade of brown you could imagine. Little bit of kaki. Just a little bit of red.
- It’s got these few dark tipped scales towards the back of its head that are fairly distinguishable.
- Cute little circle within stripe
- A very chill baby to hold
- Really likes the eye contact
- More Red genes from Dad on this one
KU Litter, Couple 9 (KU01)
Status : Sold Out
Mom: Goldilocks, Sunrise Northern from Australian Addiction Reptiles with genetics from Seike Reptiles’ Sunrise line
Dad: Carl, Classis Northern in a high orange phase, produced by James Wilson
Species: Half Specialty Morph / Half Classic Northern, (Tiliqua scincoides intermedia)
Genetics: 50% Sunrise x 50% Classic (Half Specialty Northern)
DOB: 05/29/2025
Other Descriptions
- Really nice baby. Very easy to pick up, hold, and just chill with. If it gets fussy, my guess is it needs to pee or poop and will be great again once it relieves itself
- Excellent yellow coming through. Yellow all along the sides, bleeding into a very close shade of yellow within the spine bars. An excellent display of the sunrise genes
- Even a little Amber yellow tones within the face
- Likes eye contact
- Suspected female
- Little bit more of an independent baby, ready and eager to explore
- Enjoys burrowing
- Very easy to pick up
- Very nice contrast
- Nice yellows tones. Most vibrant of the litter
OI Litter – Couple 1 (OI06)
Status : Sold Out
Mom: Gladys, cream-light phase Irian Jaya from an unknown Florida breeder
Dad: George, Red Irian Jaya produced by Thunder Bay Herps
Species: CBB Irian Jaya Blue-Tongued Skink, (Tiliqua sp.)
DOB: 06/02/2025
Few Notes About This Litter As A Whole
At this age, gender can’t be confirmed with certainty. If we have a strong guess, we’ll include it — otherwise, your guess is as good as ours.
All babies have completed their first shed. You’ll see their colors really begin to pop around 6months to a year. For now, they’re just smol and adorable! The notes on coloration below reflect what’s visible now – matched by over a decade of experience in these things, but I expect the final coloration to mature with creamy-yellowish undertones and deep, rusty red bars across the body.
Other Descriptions
- This baby has been consistently easy to pick up
- It really likes to chill with you, though the more confidence it builds, the more confidence it has to leave the nest, so to speak, and explore
- Enjoy the eye contact
- Colors remind me of Mom when she was a baby
- Extra dark scales on the head
PG Litter, Couple 5 (PG09)
Status : Sold Out
Mom: Jellybean, Classic Northern with pinkish hughs produced by Dave’s Skinks
Dad: John Wayne, 87.5% Sunrise, 12.5%Red produced by Dave’s Skinks
Species: Half Specialty Morph / Half Classic Northern, (Tiliqua scincoides intermedia)
Genetics: 50% Classic, 21.875% Sunrise, 12.5% Fenn Orange, 12.5% T+ Caramel, 3.125% Red (Half Specialty Northern)
DOB: 05/20/2025
Other Descriptions
- Pretty awesome baby
- Seeks out the eye contact. It wants to know who’s in charge
- Excellent straight bars across the whole body
- Inquisitive, but likes staying close and looks back for reassurances
UC Litter – Couple 6 (UC05)
Status : Sold Out
Mom: Hermione Granger, classic,in light classic phase showing a reduction in the traditional dark side bands, produced by Little Fires Gecko House with 50% genetics from Captive Bred Excellence
Dad: Jasper, 87.5% Sunrise x 12.5% Red, produced by Dave’s Skinks from parents Goldilocks and Charlie Manson
Species: Half Specialty Morph/Half Classic Northern, (Tiliqua scincoides intermedia)
Genetics: 50% Classic x 43.75% Sunrise x 6.25% Red
DOB: 05/19/2023
Other Descriptions
- A little fidgety, but nothing too bad. Nothing that additional handling could not tame down.
- More classic coloration throughout most of the body
- Strong, orange spine bars typically reserved for specialty morphs.
- Possible boy
XC Litter – Couple 11 (XC01)
Status : Sold Out
Mom: Karen, classic in darker tones, featuring a reduction in the traditional dark side bands, produced by Arrow Reptiles
Dad: Carl, high orange classic, produced by James Wilson from genetics from Jeff Greene’s Classic line
Species: Classic Northern, (Tiliqua scincoides intermedia)
Genetics: 100% Classic Northern
DOB: 06/06/2024
Other Descriptions
- Really ideal classic baby. Just super calm and mellow
- Seeks out the eye contact
- Chunky monkey
- Fairly low vibrancy, but it will be sometime before you really can’t tell this one’s true beauty
- Suspected female
XC Litter – Couple 11 (XC04)
Status : Sold Out
Mom: Karen, classic in darker tones, featuring a reduction in the traditional dark side bands, produced by Arrow Reptiles
Dad: Carl, high orange classic, produced by James Wilson from genetics from Jeff Greene’s Classic line
Species: Classic Northern, (Tiliqua scincoides intermedia)
Genetics: 100% Classic Northern
DOB: 06/06/2024
Other Descriptions
- Nice white speckles
- Good chunky monkey
- Much lighter tones overall
- Easy to hold and handle
- As a good secure, muscular grip
