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Is this a Eugongylus?

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Posted by: JackAsp at Sat Aug 11 19:21:39 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by JackAsp ]  
   

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All the previous owner knew her as was a "Solomon Islands Skink" and she certainly isn't a monkeytail. She's a diurnal burrowing insectivore, very fast when she wants to be but obviously used to people, and was raised on cat food for two years. Flickery black tongue, large earholes, small black legs, pink underside, red irises, snout to vent length of six or seven inches, tail another ten inches, and I'm having a hell of a time getting specific information on her!

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0.1 Solomon Islands Ground Skink (Minerva)


   

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