[McClellan]

I have been into the lygodactylus genus for over a year and they say their are over 60 species, but I have only found pics of like 3 or 4, I have a williamsi so I have seen that and kimhowelli, luteopicturatus, picturatus, capensis pakenhami, and mombasicus. so I was wondering if anyone had any pics of the others or links to them.
Thanks

[Haroldo]

Look harder, they are out there. Are you suggesting the other 50-something species don't exist because you can't find their pictures on the net?

I've got a picture of L. nigropunctatus somewhere up on the net. I've also seen pictures of at least 5 species you haven't mentioned. Not everyone has time to post (or take for that matter) pictures of the geckos they keep. I've had animals in my collection for 2-3+ yrs and never attempted getting their photo. In the words of another keeper "I'm a gecko breeder, not a photographer"...

[McClellan]

I never said they must not exist, so you must have misunderstood me. I just figured the people that discovered them may have took pics, and I wanted to see what they look like.

[Chum]

There are some pictures of L. conraui here: +++ Lygodactylus cf conraui +++

[McClellan]

Thanks chum, I appreciate it. I've seen a fischeri also and they are awesome.

[Chum]

I would love to see a picture of L. fischeri - can you link to what you found?

I have been looking on the net and all I can find is this picture: Lygodactylus fischeri
However who knows if this photo hasn't been photoshopped?

[McClellan]

Thats the only pic I can find so far also, 'm gonna keep looking. I'll say this that if it really looks as it does in that pic I would love to have one.

[Haroldo]

A bad photo I took of L. nigropunctatus:


And I know you've seen pictures of L. kimhowelli before, but most don't capture how blue these geckos can actually get:


^That was a half-grown male that wasn't fully colored up. They can get nearly cobalt blue when mature and kept warm.

[McClellan]

Those pics are great ! I am really into these guys becuase I have a great time with mine. I am glad you showed me those, I never knew that they were blue all the pics I have seen they look white, so thanks for sharing.

[hexentanz]

While doing a google search just now for some sphaerodactylus pics, I came across some pics of lygodactylus!

wildherps.com - Ambilobe Dwarf Gecko (Lygodactylus expectatus)
wildherps.com - Western Dwarf Gecko (Lygodactylus guibei)
wildherps.com - Grandidier's Dwarf Gecko (Lygodactylus tolampyae)
wildherps.com - Scheffler's Dwarf Gecko (Lygodactylus scheffleri) (I think this one is tagged wrongly, the baby more resembles l. c. pakenhami and the adult a kimhowelli.)