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Lizard Identification
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Re: Lizard Identification
Okay guys,
I guess this one may be easier.
I'm 90% sure it's a Wahlberg’s Striped Skink (Trachylepis striata wahlbergii). Any ideas for the missing 10%?
Thanks in advance an many greetings.
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I guess this one may be easier.
I'm 90% sure it's a Wahlberg’s Striped Skink (Trachylepis striata wahlbergii). Any ideas for the missing 10%?
Thanks in advance an many greetings.
Saint
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Re: Lizard Identification
Wahlberg's Striped Skink
The breeding male has the yellow throat.
The breeding male has the yellow throat.
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Re: Lizard Identification
And this might be a Western Ground Agama (Agama aculeata aculeata) or a Northern Ground Agama (Agama aculeata distanti). Both are already in the AW reptile book, but I can't decide. The photo was taken near Otjiwarongo in Namibia in June. What do you think?
Somebody said it's a Agama etoshae, but I'm pretty sure it's not.
Greetings from the Saint.
Somebody said it's a Agama etoshae, but I'm pretty sure it's not.
Greetings from the Saint.
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Re: Lizard Identification
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Re: Lizard Identification
Agama aculeata aculeata
Agama aculeata distanti is found only in NE of South Africa.
Agama aculeata distanti is found only in NE of South Africa.
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Re: Lizard Identification
Southern Spiny Agama, if I don't error.
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... is endemic to SA along the West coast and adjacent SW Namibia
Agamas are really difficult to tell apart, you must go with distribution.
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I did not think of that
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