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Old 03-14-2010, 06:08 PM
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Default Phyllodactylus wirshingii pics
Hi everybody,

I just want to show you a pair of Phyllodactylus wirshingii that I took from Jon Boone, they are very healty and gorgeous geckos





I hope you enjoy the photos

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Old 03-14-2010, 07:09 PM
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Giorgio,

I DID enjoy the photos. Beautiful animal! Are they as "flighty" as they appear?
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Here's a shot of a related species, P. hispaniolae (formerly a subspecies of P. wirshingii). Not so skittish, more of something to slowly crawl out of view, or jumping when absolutely necessary.

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Hi aquapimp,

absolutely yes!
As I put them in the viv they tried to run away, they're very fast climbing vertical wall, but I've them for only two days, so I will keep you update

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another beautiful gecko, Dan
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