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Old 03-16-2010, 01:23 PM
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Note the small bulges?

Im almost positive it is female though?
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Old 03-16-2010, 03:31 PM
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The pairs I had long ago always displayed distinct sexual dimorphism... males had white dorsal spots, females lacked them. Is this true for you?
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Looks male, but its hard to tell when they are so small. And yeah, the males will have white spots once they are adult size.
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Old 03-16-2010, 09:42 PM
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Going from a little experience and my first guess, I would say with confidence that that is a male. The bulge is a little divided, and I can see the series of spots going down the body. This is assuming as Tom said, that your animals are c.chondro, and not namibiensis, or from the inter-grade zone.

I see paired spurs on either side of the bulge as well.

Keep us updated and congrats,thats a nice looking gecko!
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it is Chondrodactylus angliufer.

Thats correct the adults are easily sexually dimorphic but when they are small it is quite difficult i have not referenced it against any of my Chrondro's yet perhaps that is best to do.

Thanks for interest.
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I would say male too.
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Namibienses is quite a different looking animal, and actually pretty easy to tell apart from angulifer. They are a good deal bigger, and gangly in appearance, with greatly reduced pattern when compared to a typical angulifer, and covered in white tipped tubercles.
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