[Afelinus]

[Afelinus]

Just recently discovered.It appears to have real calm and docile behaviour compared to most Cyrtodactylus Species.

[Leland]

Marcus,
Very short limbs it appears...I like this one....

[Afelinus]

Looking forward to getting them here too.I only regret not keeping any of these new and other Cyrtodactylus.There are some color variations,but most are subdued.

[chuckpowell]

Curse you Marcus ; >. You keep this up and I'll be in BIG trouble with the wife. But me on the list for a pair. Thanks.

That aside, very cool animal. I can't think of any other species its similar to.

Best,

Chuck

[Bowfinger]

Except for color it apears similar to the undescribed #1 to me.

[Afelinus]

Yes,I agree,that and tail differences,but also the attitude is supposed to be very docile.Sorry Chuck.I guess this is why I only work with Felinus.I would be in big trouble if I worked with Cyrtodactylus.There is supposed to be slight color variations.I will learn more real soon.Just got these pics today.

[Leland]

The overall general build is very similar to that of undescribed#1, but the tubercles, color/pattern, and tail are very dis-similar. They are certainly no show-stopper, but most true collectors base opinions of their geckos on "behavior" more than anything. I know some very nice Aussie geckos that are rather lazy, fun to keep and breed, but no truly exciting behavior. I think leo's, aft's, and a lot of Rhaco's are the same way. All of which I'm basing my opinions on I've kept and bred over the years, but these all are some of the most poplular and sought after geckos. On another note, this should be an interesting species to keep. Leland