Gekonidae

[Red-Ink]

Diplodactylus conspicillatus



Strophurus ciliaris aberrans



Lucasium damaeum



Lucasium stenodactylum



Saltuarius cornutus



Carphodactylus laevis




and a Pygopodidae

Pygopus nigriceps

 

[Rocket]

Nice photos but you don't actually have any of a representative of the family Gekkonidae.

The D. conspicillatus, L. damaeum, L. stenodactylum and S. ciliaris are part of the Diplodactylidae, the C. laevis and S. cornutus are part of the Carphodactylidae and the P. nigriceps is from the Pygopodidae.

 

[saximus]

Nice photos but you don't actually have any of a representative of the family Gekkonidae.

The D. conspicillatus, L. damaeum, L. stenodactylum and S. ciliaris are part of the Diplodactylidae, the C. laevis and S. cornutus are part of the Carphodactylidae and the P. nigriceps is from the Pygopodidae.

AROD disagrees...

http://www.arod.com.au/arod/reptilia/Squamata/Gekkonidae

 

[Rocket]

AROD disagrees...

AROD > Reptiles / Squamata / Gekkonidae | AROD.com.au

AROD is wrong.

 

[Rlpreston]

AROD is wrong.

Hmmmm, interesting rebuttal.....
Care to elaborate?

 

[richoman_3]

That is a rynchoedura species, not a lucasium damaeum.

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Hmmmm, interesting rebuttal.....
Care to elaborate?

AROD has just lumped all the geckos into the same category
gekkonidae includes christinus, cyrtodactylus, gehyra, heteronotia and nactus (lepidodactylus and hemidactylus aswell if you want to count them)


nice finds

 

[Scaleyfoot]

They're some pretty Geckos Not a Gecko fan myself though.

 

[butters]

Richoman is right

 

[Rlpreston]

That is a rynchoedura species, not a lucasium damaeum.

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AROD has just lumped all the geckos into the same category
gekkonidae includes christinus, cyrtodactylus, gehyra, heteronotia and nactus (lepidodactylus and hemidactylus aswell if you want to count them)


nice finds

Thanks for the reply!
Just read it as a quote and realised how sarcastic it sounded... Was genuinely interested