BROWNS
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Hi peoples,have found 2 of these in the last 2 days and haven't seen them before.Both were in my pool and couldn't get out,i just missed catching the first one which was easily twice the length of this one pictured.I have looked in Wilson and Swans new book and could only match it to the Ctenotus spaldingi but the distribution map is not in my area.
Opinions please,and the one i've matched it to is on page 189 in Wilson and Swan,nothing else looks the same that is found in my area on the dstribution maps of all the possible Ctenotus sub species.
Their tails are really long and the one i missed was quite a large skink with a tail muuch longer again than this one , so who can defintely tell me if i'm right in what i think this is or is it a different Ctenotus"skink"??
Opinions please,and the one i've matched it to is on page 189 in Wilson and Swan,nothing else looks the same that is found in my area on the dstribution maps of all the possible Ctenotus sub species.
Their tails are really long and the one i missed was quite a large skink with a tail muuch longer again than this one , so who can defintely tell me if i'm right in what i think this is or is it a different Ctenotus"skink"??