[AdnoArtina]

Hey All,

I'm curious to know everyone's favorite nephrurus species an why? Although I really like them all, I'm becoming more and more partial to the milii....milii? really? Anyone who has worked with them should understand where I'm coming from- they are just so chill! It's like they almost live in slow motion. Although I have to say, I am growing more and more partial to wheeleri as well....

[chilli]

milii being Nephrurus is an old wives' tale perpetuated only by old wives.

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Cape York N. aspers would have to be my fave.

[AdnoArtina]

Originally Posted by chilli

milii being Nephrurus is an old wives' tale perpetuated only by old wives.

Fair enough. I'm only going by current classification systems. From what I understand milii are currently classified as a Nephrurus. Chances are that this classification will not be adopted by everyone, just as many people refuse to recognize Green Tree Pythons as Morelia but rather Chondropython. Where ever you decide to put them they are still very unique little geckos...

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Cape York Asper and N. Sheai my fav i think.. But i do like them all..

[diplodactyla]

my fav in absolute are the amyae...but sadly i haven't still had the pleasure to keep one...i have milii, levis and wheeleri, so far my fav of them are the wheels...

[meisen]

I think amyae are my favorites....lots of personality, a outright crazy appearance with their giant eyes, weird feet and skin texture. Plus they are fairly easy to keep. Their size is cool too, something about holding a big, chill gecko that really is sweet.

I like the look and varibility of the levis as well, the myriad of patterns and colors they can have is pretty fantastic.

[Mike Rico]

dont have much experience since I only have 2 Amyae's but they are cool little creatures!

[bensen]

Originally Posted by AdnoArtina

Fair enough. I'm only going by current classification systems. From what I understand milii are currently classified as a Nephrurus. Chances are that this classification will not be adopted by everyone, just as many people refuse to recognize Green Tree Pythons as Morelia but rather Chondropython. Where ever you decide to put them they are still very unique little geckos...

classification doesn't work on the popular vote of backyarders.

[diplodactyla]

So guys clear my doubts... Have I got nephrurus milii or underwoodisaurus milii?