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viper99
09-06-07, 10:15 AM
i got a few geckoes from my friends mom and she didnt know what kind they where can anyone tell mehttp://i233.photobucket.com/albums/ee20/__viper123/DSCF0353.jpg

kriminaal
09-06-07, 10:53 AM
I'm no gecko expert but I'll take a stab. Looks like Coleonyx, Central Banded.

The Snake Guru
09-06-07, 10:58 AM
Looks like a Namibian Sand Gecko (Chondrodactylus angulifer angulifer)

~B~

RIBBIT
09-06-07, 01:00 PM
yeah his moms friend said they were leopards

Lizardboy27
09-14-07, 07:32 PM
The gecko pictured is a Madagascar Ground gecko (debatable Paroedura picta or Paroedura pictus), likely with a regrown tail. They are also available in two naturally occurring variations - striped and banded, the latter reflecting the pattern of your animal. No offense intended, but I believe all the other attempts at identification to be incorrect. There a quite a few resources available of this easy to breed species. Below are a couple informative links . . . \
Paroedura pictus Gecko Care Sheet (http://www.bright.net/~a1rep/a1pictcare.html)
Paroedura picta - Care in captivity (http://www.thelizardwizard.co.uk/pictus_care.htm)

kriminaal
09-15-07, 08:36 AM
No offense taken here. I'm no gecko expert. I've never seen a Pictus with markings like that though. Aren't they usually a stripe or more pronounced banded pattern?

Lizardboy27
09-15-07, 06:54 PM
kriminaal (http://www.ssnakess.com/forums/members/kriminaal.html) vbmenu_register("postmenu_536231", true); , I do agree with you that the pictus does have quite abstract patterning compared to what is normally seen. Pictus are very easy to breed and raise, but most are still wild caught. Perhaps that animal just shows aberrant patterning, typical of many wildcaught counterparts. Maybe it could go on to start a new bloodline!

Take it easy,
Patrick

Igcarman
09-18-07, 05:42 AM
kriminaal (http://www.ssnakess.com/forums/members/kriminaal.html) vbmenu_register("postmenu_536231", true); , I do agree with you that the pictus does have quite abstract patterning compared to what is normally seen. Pictus are very easy to breed and raise, but most are still wild caught. Perhaps that animal just shows aberrant patterning, typical of many wildcaught counterparts. Maybe it could go on to start a new bloodline!

Take it easy,
Patrick

Pictus for sure.


Matt

viper99
09-21-07, 01:57 PM
my geckos dont have toepads

Igcarman
09-21-07, 02:48 PM
my geckos dont have toepads:confused: I don't understand. I forgot to add. Normal pictus look like that. Stripes are very common, but are not the only morph out there.


Matt

Lizardboy27
09-24-07, 02:39 PM
my geckos dont have toepads

You are correct. Pictus are terrestrial, ground dwelling geckos. They do not possess the toe laminae that is present in arboreal species.


-Patrick