Lizard Identification DONE
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Re: snake lizard what is it?
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Re: Lizard Identification
Close-up photo please, FluttyFlutterby wrote:Is this a Cape Girdled Lizard? Saw it on Table Mountain.
Looks like Pseudocordylus microlepidotus to me
Re: Lizard Identification
Agama on Rock = probaly a Rock AgamaFlutterby wrote:Not a great pic, but another one from Table Mountain.
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Re: Lizard Identification
So, let's discuss this 'thing' further here...
I will have to agree, not a Bibrons - they eye seems completely wrong?
Tail is too thin for barking gecko. Also, coloration looks wrong.
I will have to agree, not a Bibrons - they eye seems completely wrong?
Tail is too thin for barking gecko. Also, coloration looks wrong.
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Re: Lizard Identification
what about Barnard's day Gecko
reddish without yellow underparts. Semi-desert, northern Namibia
reddish without yellow underparts. Semi-desert, northern Namibia
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Re: Lizard Identification
Or a sand gecko?
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