Giant vs Normal

[Fran Lhotka]

I want to share this photo with you guys. On it you can see my biggest giant male and the youngest hatchling that I have .

 

[sausage]

the poor little guy must have been petrified seeing that giant thing

 

[RampantReptiles]

Lol nice

How much does your giant weigh?

 

[Fran Lhotka]

Don't worry sausage, it was there for a few secs and I feed the giant before the shootout . This giant have now around 113g.

 

[kkigs]

Very cool! One of these days I'm going to put together a photo shoot showing all three states, Super Giant, Giant and Normal. Ironically, this past year my two smallest hatchlings came from what I believe is a Super Giant female (still growing) and Giant male. They were absolutely tiny!

 

[LZRDGRL]

Cool photo :main_cool3: :main_thumbsup: Glad you fed the Giant first :main_laugh:

Chrissy

 

[PhoenixCoconut]

Poor little, tiny, microscopic guy

 

[Fran Lhotka]

In fact the small one is a girl so there is no way they'll fight . kkigs, I can't wait to see the pictures cause I looove the bigies .

 

[Thorgecko707]

"dessert". Lol. Nice big giant!

 

[pbgeckos]

I know this thread is a couple months old, but I was just curious if you or anyone else has ever charted a normal vs. giant growth from hatchling to adult. In other words, measuring length and weight on a monthly basis. I've seen the chart Ron Tremper has up on his website of the weights of his first giant, but haven't seen much else...maybe I just haven't dug deep enough?

 

[kkigs]

I haven't charted growth, but have a nine month old Super Giant male on the way that is already 100 grams. I also have a 9 month old Super that is 75 grams, and 10"+. In contrast, my male Bandit is 9 months old and 49 grams as of last week. If I get ambitious I'll try to take some pictures of normals v. Giants one of these days.