BredliFreak
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Cryptagama aurita
But doesnt it also live in the NT?
But doesnt it also live in the NT?
I'm bored, let's do another guess the herp!
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- aprasia repens caimanops amphibluroides carphodactylus laevis chelosania brunnea crocodylus porosus ctenophorus fionni ctenophorus reticulatus ctenophorus scutulatus diplodactylus tessellatus diporiphora linga nephrurus wheeleri paradelma orientalis pogona microlepidota pogona minor pogona minor minor pogona vitticeps strophurus taenicauda tympanocryptis pinguicolla varanus keithhornei varanus rosenbergi
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KingsReptiles
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nope not western beardy, good guess they are really cool
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also not cryptagama aurita but i really love them but good try
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also not cryptagama aurita but i really love them but good try
pinefamily
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Western heath dragon
KingsReptiles
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nope not heath dragon
pinefamily
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So is it only found in WA?
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Dwarf bearded dragon pogona minor
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Dwarf bearded dragon pogona minor
BredliFreak
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Pogona microlepidota
Bluetongue1
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There are a few WA endemic dragons.
I am tempted to determine a description, but I'll have a wild guess first, as it came straight to mind - the Mulga Dragon Diporiphora amphiboluroides.
I am tempted to determine a description, but I'll have a wild guess first, as it came straight to mind - the Mulga Dragon Diporiphora amphiboluroides.
KingsReptiles
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nope it is not in the pogona family
also not mulga dragon
also not mulga dragon
pinefamily
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So is it only in WA, or elsewhere as well?
Bluetongue1
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Northern, central or southern WA?
KingsReptiles
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only in western WA going into a bit of central WA too
BredliFreak
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Scutulatus?
Salinarium?
(Ctenophorus)
Salinarium?
(Ctenophorus)
KingsReptiles
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yep. dang you got me its Ctenophorus Scutulatus the lozenge marked bicycle dragon. Well done its your turn now
BredliFreak
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Ok this ones easy.
It is insectivorous
It's a gecko
And it isn't that well known as of yet
It is insectivorous
It's a gecko
And it isn't that well known as of yet
KingsReptiles
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jewelled gecko
giant cave gecko
ring tailed gecko
is it arboreal or terrestrial
giant cave gecko
ring tailed gecko
is it arboreal or terrestrial
BredliFreak
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No.
Its hard to say, it's not really either but I'll say arboreal?
also can we make a rule to only guess one at a time?
Its hard to say, it's not really either but I'll say arboreal?
also can we make a rule to only guess one at a time?
Bluetongue1
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I definitely agree with the one guess at a time, otherwise they have NOT got it right in my book. (So multiple guesses should be directed to choose one of.)
Similar thing with only being given one clue at a time. It's the only fair way to run it. And it works out more fun that way!
Cyrtodactylus kimberleyensis
Similar thing with only being given one clue at a time. It's the only fair way to run it. And it works out more fun that way!
Cyrtodactylus kimberleyensis
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KingsReptiles
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ok one guess it is
is it a velvet gecko species
is it a velvet gecko species
BredliFreak
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No and no, but good guess Blue.
I'll give a clue: it's a diplodactylid.
I'll give a clue: it's a diplodactylid.
KingsReptiles
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Diplodactylus Tessellatus
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