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This gecko was bought as part of a pair sold as "white spotted skunk geckos" but had no scientific name along with it. The pictures I've found of skunk geckos look nothing like it. If anyone couldd give me the genus and species for this guy I would be quite greatful.
Thanks in advance
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lost in the jungle somewhere
Z
I think that is may be Gekko grossmanni but im not positive
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Male Gekko grossmanni aka marbled gecko...definitely
I've searched G. grossmanni and about half the time it also comes up with marmoratus in parenthesis... is their some taxonomic confusion with these guys? or is one an older name. Thanks again for the help.
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lost in the jungle somewhere
Z
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