[Starrynightexotics]

I know theres tanganicus, platycephalus and mabouia here... looks to be two or more other species as well (some pachydactylus and homopholis mixed in here, just ignore those)

[SDPete]

The second pic is platycephalus. Do you have an extra male? hahaha... I could maybe guess on a few others, but hate it when people hazard guesses on forums that don't really know what they are talking about! Good luck with them all!

[Starrynightexotics]

No problem, I appreciate your help.

[danscantle]

Dude,

You've got what looks like H. squamulatus, or something like it (tropidolepis, barbouri).

Check your inbox.

-Daniel

[danscantle]

Oh, I don't see any Pachydactylus. I do see some Elasmodactylus!!! For anyone interested, the H. platycephalus that were sold on kingsnake a few months ago were actually Elasmodactylus tuberculosis.

[SDPete]

I agree with Dan,
I think I see quite a few of the Elasmodactylus in the first photo (first two animals in the foreground me thinks along with others)... I would defenitly trust Dan's info over mine though as he has much more first hand experience than I do.
Dan, I e-mailed that guy on kingsnake to correct him and he e-mailed me back saying "no' look at those toes - definitely Hemidactylus" hahaha
Some people are funny.
Have a good night guys,
Peter

[danscantle]

Hahaha. He did have some Hemidactylus cf. angulatus, but the toes on the "H. platycephalus" were distinctly not Hemidactylus! I attempted to buy some myself, but my phone calls and emails went unanswered. Oh well, I guess to some folks all money minted in the US is not equal.

[SDPete]

Ya... I even went so far as to e-mail him good pics of my H. platys... and he got kinda angry with me... hahaha... life is funny...
I know what you are saying about the money thing too... but thats another story or 8.... hahaha

[Starrynightexotics]

must be the same maroon I got my cf. angulatus from.

[josse]

I really like the animals on the last 3 pictures. Could you get some more pictures of those?
Thanks,

Jesse