[Nix]

Hi All,

late last night I found myself as an altogether suprised mum of 3 rescue geckos which were thought to be dead and hence abandoned. Had dirty water, occasional food (a couple of times a month on the offchance) and no UV, for a while now. I don't know their full story but they came into my possession yesterday evening at around 10:30. They have been living together in a 30 x 30 x 45cm exoterra. They need separating out so if anyone wants to donate a viv for one of them or even loan for a month or two I would be very grateful!!! I am based in york, uk.

Here are some pics of the guys, very nervous and very fast so hard to take pics of but I think they should be more than good enough for species identification. The first I am fairly sure is a Bibron (although I could be mistaken as it could be a Turners). Seems to have MBD (lack of food no doubt), will be going to the vet on tomorrow/weds. The most friendly of the three. As for the other two I'm not sure. I have my suspicions but require some help please!



Little guy number 2




Little guy 3

[Nix]

Okay the bottom one I've been told is a Tarentola annularis, any joy on number 2?

Thanks

[Nix]

Anyone?

[catfishtodd]

the top one i think is a moorish gecko the other two i am on another forum
and one of the members have one i am emailing them to find out what kind it is hope to know soon

[Nix]

Hmm having looked at the tail of the moorish gecko in pictures and compared it to my little rescue chap definitely not (although I appreciate the fact you didn't have him to compare to!). Mine has spiky protrusions all the way down. Fairly sure he is a Bibron.

It's the second one I am really struggling with.

Thanks

[crestedtimm]

1)Bibrons
2) Marbled gecko?
3) Whitespot gecko

Timm

[geckofreak]

the tops, a bibron geckos, also known as a morrish or corcodile geckos, and the 2nd onw looks like a golden gecko, the last i am not sure