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Oliver, you're just showing off That's a cool gecko...I can't give you any help, but I wonder what size does that gecko get to be? Good luck finding a female, I am scratching my head figuring out how you found that one. Good luck and nice gecko.
Exept if you collect him yourself in Joffreville, I would say that this guy looks like U. aff. henkeli, more than north-sikorae.
I was in Joffreville two weeks ago, and sikorae from this area looks like classical sikorae, exept that they seems to be a little bit bigger but in all the animals I've seen on my trip, I cannot notice a real difference between classical sikorae and "giant" sikorae from the north.
I'm Ok with what you say Yuri, but Diego is more hot than joffreville and from what I saw, there is no animals who seems to looks like henkeli neat joffreville/Ambre, but I will not be surprised if you found henkeli-like near Diego.
I will post some pictures of several sikorae-like animals I've seen in Montagne d'Ambre and Joffreville, they are more classical than all the animals on this thread.
My showed male have in comparison to other U. aff. henkeli from Ankarana/ Mt. D. Ambre no yellow shoulder bags. Luis you show in your link also one with yellow shoulder bags.
I have an exporteur at madagascar and he told me he is probaly from the area of joffreyville.
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Oliver Brotzmann, Germany.
Cyrtodactylus elok
Gehyra fehlmanni
Geckoella albofasciata
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