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I have posted two other messages on this same topic, the first resulting in answers leading me to believe that the gecko in question is a Teratscincus. The closest thing I have come it is a "Dwarf wonder gecko", or Teratscincus microlepis. However, the coloring and paterns are incorrect, and the tail on the magic no named gecko is VERY skinny... so skinny that it vibrates for a few seconds, like wire, after you pick him up. I am going to keep asking, until I figure this out! SO PLEASE, if anyone has any idea what this mysterious creature is, please help me!Thank you!
~Angela
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2.2.0 Leopard Geckos (2)shct, (1) normal,(1) rainwater albino
1.0.0 Betta
2.1.0 Whites Treefrogs
0.0.1 Green Treefrog
1.0.0 Red eyed Treefrog
1.0.0 Huge Black Cat
0.1.0 Cocker Spaniel
0.1.0 Brittany

It has to be Stenodactylus khobarensis (or what used to be labeled as khobarensis, some called petrii). Go to www.gekkota.com, then click "Gecko Photos," go to the subfamily Gekkoninae, then go to the page with Stenodactylus. Once you open up the Stenodactylus page there will be a photo of what is called "Stenodactylus sp." (undescried species of Stenodactylus. I believe that is what you are speaking of. The species of Stenodactylus are all mixed up. I have a caresheet I wrote on that species (sp., khobarensis, petrii, or whatever). If that is the species, post back, and I will post a link.
Ashton

OMG! You are GOD SEND!!! That picture is EXACTLY the same as my mysterious gecko!!!!! I AM SOOOO excited! You have NO idea how many people I have asked and how long I have been searching!!!! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE send me that caresheet!!! You are making my year!!!! THANK you SOOO much!!!!
~Angela
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2.2.0 Leopard Geckos (2)shct, (1) normal,(1) rainwater albino
1.0.0 Betta
2.1.0 Whites Treefrogs
0.0.1 Green Treefrog
1.0.0 Red eyed Treefrog
1.0.0 Huge Black Cat
0.1.0 Cocker Spaniel
0.1.0 Brittany