since we are playing games today...

[qiksilver]

i got it right i want pics! but i need to go back and read clues about the other ones now

is the pair diplodactylinae also? and are you gonna give us arboreal vs terrestrial?

[mlededee]

i don't think i gave any other clues about the others besides that they are also aussies. this pair is arboreal.

[jknudson]

i don't think i gave any other clues about the others besides that they are also aussies. this pair is arboreal.

Sweet. You chose some awesome geckos.

[mlededee]

is the pair diplodactylinae also? and are you gonna give us arboreal vs terrestrial?

no. arboreal.

Sweet. You chose some awesome geckos.

thanks!

[qiksilver]

how rare? I'm sure they're interesting...
not oedura you said
reptiles did an article a while back on i think it was phyllurus, one of the harder to find ones, is it that?
or how bout a fan fingered?

[mlededee]

nope, none of those. they aren't really that rare i don't think... i mean, you don't really see them advertised but you can get ahold of them if you know people that breed them.

[mlededee]

okay people, i got your pics, so get to guessing what the pair is so i can post them!

[JimiSnakes]

I, for one, think you should just post them

[qiksilver]

mourning geckos? but then you wouldn't need a pair... hmmm now i have to go searching for aussie geckos that are arboreal...

[mlededee]

here's the gecko that's already been guessed, the tiny, 2 month old diplodactylus stenodactylus:



and for size reference:


i picked the tiniest mealworms out of my worm colony today (i need a magnifying glass to find small enough ones!) to feed it along with some tiny roach babies (i'm starting up a blatta lateralis colony). when it grabbed a worm it would flip all over, back and forth, upside down and all over shaking the worm like crazy! i've got to get some video of it--it is SO cute and hilarious!