Cyrtodactylus peguensis video - male chirping - Page 2

perioman · #11 02-20-2011, 07:52 AM

mine are coming from Siri and some of them look like C. p. zebraicus and other ones look like C. p. peguensis...
This is wierd i swear, and i hope that Siri will bring some new information to us about it !

Jaona · #12 02-20-2011, 10:42 AM

I´m not sure, but I think I asked Siri two years ago, when I bought them and she wasn´t sure. Maybe they are mixed

?
I also believe that Siri will tell us, because she is regular visitor here. Elizabeth gives me the information, that somebody, who understands it, thinks they are zebraicus.

Sourri · #13 02-22-2011, 06:43 AM

Hi,

like Jaona said I wasn't sure about this C. peguensis peg./zebraicus issue but meanwhile I talked to some other geckokeepers and looked up some literature and as far as I know now there are only C. p. zebraicus available in captivity as the C. p. peguensis come from an area where no export of animals is possible (Myanmar, former Burma). I also read that the two subspecies only can be distinguished by the amount of ventralia rows and not by their pattern. Within C. p. zebraicus there is a high variability though and different local forms may vary very much.
I don't have the references in mind at the moment but I can add it maybe in the next few days. I'm staying abroad for the next 4 months so I'm not doing so much with my geckos at the moment.

Regards
Siri

**Elizabeth Freer** · #14 02-23-2011, 03:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Sourri

Hi,

like Jaona said I wasn't sure about this C. peguensis peg./zebraicus issue but meanwhile I talked to some other geckokeepers and looked up some literature and as far as I know now there are only C. p. zebraicus available in captivity as the C. p. peguensis come from an area where no export of animals is possible (Myanmar, former Burma). I also read that the two subspecies only can be distinguished by the amount of ventralia rows and not by their pattern. Within C. p. zebraicus there is a high variability though and different local forms may vary very much.
I don't have the references in mind at the moment but I can add it maybe in the next few days. I'm staying abroad for the next 4 months so I'm not doing so much with my geckos at the moment.

Regards
Siri

Hello Siri ~

Thanks for this information! Look forward to some more details. Hope that your critters are in good hands during your absence.

avoidtheboyd · #15 02-23-2011, 10:39 PM

Thats Awesome! Nice man

Jaona · #16 02-25-2011, 03:05 AM

Siri,

thank you for adding the information and explaining the situation.

Good luck abroad
Jaona

Speed_freak · #17 03-24-2011, 06:08 AM

ahahha...your video works with my crpt/peg too,when i play your video my lizards respond..

Jaona · #18 03-26-2011, 04:01 PM

Nice, international gecko meeting

**Elizabeth Freer** · #19 03-27-2011, 04:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Jaona

Nice, international gecko meeting

Love this comment

! Hope to join them some day......

**Elizabeth Freer** · #20 05-05-2011, 06:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sourri

Hi,

like Jaona said I wasn't sure about this C. peguensis peg./zebraicus issue but meanwhile I talked to some other geckokeepers and looked up some literature and as far as I know now there are only C. p. zebraicus available in captivity as the C. p. peguensis come from an area where no export of animals is possible (Myanmar, former Burma). I also read that the two subspecies only can be distinguished by the amount of ventralia rows and not by their pattern. Within C. p. zebraicus there is a high variability though and different local forms may vary very much.
I don't have the references in mind at the moment but I can add it maybe in the next few days. I'm staying abroad for the next 4 months so I'm not doing so much with my geckos at the moment.

Regards
Siri

Siri ~

Any chance you might have some time to post the references which you mentioned in your post above?