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P. Kuhli without fringed tail

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Posted by: Andrew at Thu Dec 17 08:59:39 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Andrew ]  
   

A friend of mine asked me to post this question. He has recently acquired a flying gecko (P. kuhli) without any fringes on its tail. The tail has fleshy fringes all around it but it is completely round and smooth along the perimeter instead of being serrated. Has anyone seen this before? I am wondering if it is possibly a subspecies or just a morphological variant.

Thanks,
Andrew

   

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