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RE: texas banded vs. tuscan banded?

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Posted by: Chris_McMartin at Thu Mar 20 17:44:28 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Chris_McMartin ]  
   

The gecko was just uner 5 inches long. Can any of you say for certain if this is a Texas Banded or a Tuscan Banded?

It is WAY out of range to be anything but a TX banded, Coleonyx brevis. However, 5 inches would pretty much be a record length for the species--did you measure it?

Also, the coloring is more reminiscent of a juvenile than an adult. Very interesting.
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