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Nerys
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 Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2006 7:24 pm Post subject: Uroplatus Sikorae Sikorae, at least i think it is.. |
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yus, another one..
this time i think it might be what it was sold as!
according to the species keys... yellowish iris and black bucal cavity = S.sikorae..
i did wonder if it was a cork bark leafy, but they don't have dermal fringing i have found out..
i think its a male, bit of a tail kink, looks like it was shut in a door.. quite different visually to the female..
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Nerys
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| Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2006 7:25 pm Post subject: |
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some close ups of body structures..
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Nerys
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last two..
and back in the tank
and a couple of the female at rest... they blend in so well...
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Thomas Shanta
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As they say in cornwall,that's one ell of ah collection you ave their  i've wanted some Uroplatus mainly Phantasticus for yers but i never get round to it,maybe it's because i'm worried they will die on me. |
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JStroud
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Simply awesome species, love the pics of the female 
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