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RE: banded gecko species

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Posted by: anuraanman at Sat Mar 22 20:07:20 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by anuraanman ]  
   

The reason I was a little unsure was because the gecko was an adult but had a pattern more typical of juvenile Texas Banded Geckos. From the resources. Adult Tucson's seemed to be a better match given the resources I had available. I did figure out why I couldn't find any info on the Tucson though, I was spelling it "Tuscan". Anyway, I posted this in the gecko forum and one person there is also confident that it's a Texas which for some reason kept it's juvenile pattern.

Thanks for the help


   

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