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Old 06-01-04, 05:57 PM   #1
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Talking Our Fist One EVER!

This is our first hatchling from this species... can anyone name the species? How about the gender?



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Old 06-01-04, 06:20 PM   #2
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Female Chondrodactylus.
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female Australian Barking Gecko
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looks like smooth knob tail gecko, don't have a clue on sex
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Giant Namibian Sand Geckos
Chondrodactylus angulifer angulifer

This one is a male, you can tell by the white spots on the back. Females lack the white.

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well thanks for the info. you learn sumtin knew everyday:-)
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Old 06-04-04, 11:16 PM   #7
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it's should be a "male" Chondrodactylus angulifer

the full grow males always have big white spots on their side

so if you are trying to sex them in their early stage, it would be a refference.

but.......... it will not always work if you are looking for a growing up to be a female when it is still a baby

it's great to see someone is working with them in Canada~

and now a "made in Canada" baby is sticking it's head out!

Good job! HQ reptile!

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Cute little buggar......

Congrats Matt and Susan!

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