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I found this neat looking guy at a show today. The person selling this cool looking little guy had no clue what it was. Im pretty sure its a Crydo but what is it? I need to find some info on it to make sure im giving it correct housing
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Lost my whole collection to a fire (4/5/10) :-(
that is Cyrtodactylus consobrinus,beautiful specimen. pilot
Are you 100% positive on this or just taking an educated guess? I just want to make sure that I dont go along thinking thats what I have and find a male for her just to realize their different species. LoL. Btw this is my first bent toe gecko, males show pretty obvious bulges in Crytos also correct?
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Lost my whole collection to a fire (4/5/10) :-(
it could also be a Cyrtodactylus species which i don't know about looking as Cyrtodactylus consobrinus twin...just kidding.
more seriously your gecko looks like the Cyrtodactylus consobrinus from peninsular Malaysia i keep and breed for a few years.
yes the bulges are obvious in consobrinus,but more elongated in shape than some gecko species with of course a "line" in between.