New S.c. abberrans

[Toyvet]

Here is a very lonely young adult female S.c. abberrans !!!!
Thanks for looking.
Greg

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[Ken Bartenfeld]

Nice as usual Greg, I am gonna take those pics for you now...I TOTALLY forgot, shoot me ;-)

 

[Justin]

Excellent looking aberrans Greg, I hope you find her a male.

 

[aquapimp]

Incredible animal, Greg. How does she compare in size to S.c.ciliaris? I've had some very large S.c.ciliaris females (would take a day old mouse without hesitation!).

Tom

 

[Toyvet]

Hi Tom:
She is 13cm total length. I could see her possibly eating a day old pinkie.
Thanks
Greg

 

[Brandon]

Greg, great aberrans! I didn't know you got back into strophurus. Please drop me an e-mail in the next few days, it's been forever! Among other things, i wanna ask you a few questions about your vet school, i got some information from them in the mail today.

 

[Sarah]

What a beautiful animal. How do you tell the difference between C. Ciliaris and C. Aberrans?

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[Justin]

Hi Sarah,
S. c. aberrans tend to be a bit bigger and bulkier than c. ciliaris, also as Stefan mentioned in this post http://www.geckosunlimited.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1985 aberrans have the red color in th eyes. Also Jerry states on his site www.strophurus.com that the non-spinose scales on aberrans tail are tubercular rather than flat as with ciliaris... wait, didn;t you ask that before? lol :wink:

 

[Sarah]

I probably have LOL! Thanks for the info again Justin!


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[Ken Bartenfeld]

Thanks alot for clarifying that Justin.

 

[Justin]

No worries :wink: