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Ok, this was sold to me as a Pine Island local... Either way it doesn't matter because I got him for $70. But I would just like to know what you guys think. He looks like a Pine Island to me, but this is my first Chahoua, and I'm definately not 100% sure. He's about 45 grams at the moment. Any responses would be great.
Nobody can tell what he is? I measured him and he's about 5 inches svl as well.
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1.0 savannah monitor
0.4 leopard geckos
2.2.5 crested geckos 4 eggs
1.0 Rhacodactylus Chahoua
0.1 Mossy Leaftail
0.1 common boas (BCI)
1.0 ball python
0.0.1 western hognose
0.1 kenyan sand boa
0.0.1 golden tree frog
0.0.1 fire belly toad
0.0.1 Sulcata tortoise
0.0.1 desert hairy scorpion
0.0.1 texas millipede
1.2 sugar gliders 2 joeys
0.1 chinchilla
2.0 cats
0.0.1 African Giant Black Millipede
0.0.1 Pac Man frog
10 gallon freshwater
LOTS of roaches 
Matt Smith
Exotic-Adventure
It is impossible to tell locality by appearance in Chahouas. Some species have locality types where individuals from the area look different from the same species in a different area, think Miami and okeetee cornsnakes.
Locality in other species where there is no visible difference needs to be backed up with import papers, that may be wrong anyway. After that it is just a matter of trust.
Ok, fair enough. Well I was told it was a pine island, so I guess I'll just call it a possible PI...
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1.0 savannah monitor
0.4 leopard geckos
2.2.5 crested geckos 4 eggs
1.0 Rhacodactylus Chahoua
0.1 Mossy Leaftail
0.1 common boas (BCI)
1.0 ball python
0.0.1 western hognose
0.1 kenyan sand boa
0.0.1 golden tree frog
0.0.1 fire belly toad
0.0.1 Sulcata tortoise
0.0.1 desert hairy scorpion
0.0.1 texas millipede
1.2 sugar gliders 2 joeys
0.1 chinchilla
2.0 cats
0.0.1 African Giant Black Millipede
0.0.1 Pac Man frog
10 gallon freshwater
LOTS of roaches
Matt Smith
Exotic-Adventure
If you plan on breeding it to sell the offspring as pine island local at any point I would try to talk to the breeder and see if you can figure out it's geneology. That way if potential buyers have questions you will be able to answer them easily.
Otherwise, if it is just a pet I would say it's a nice looking Chahoua no matter where it's from.
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