Mexico, Belize, and Grand Caymans

[strikedistance]

It was a great experience traveling to these places but unfortunatly it was a cruise and i didn't get to spend that much time herping. Most of the herps were found in florida at my arrival.
First were anoles, house geckos and cubans. Not cigars, tree frogs. Here are some pictures of them.

Fort Pirce-
Cuban

baby house gecko ssp?

Cane Toad

Some random lake off of rout 60
narrow mouth toad i think?

Tampa(uncles house)

Green anole(woke him up at night so he was pissed an no good shots were taken)

unidentified frog

haha another ringneck lifer :bigthumb: :bigthumb:

brown anoles and spring peepers were found along with possible black racer and pine woods snake( 1 alive and 1 dead) no pictures were taken. All other snakes got away or were mummified :doh:


Mexico

Chlillin on the sides of trees

Spinny tail pair

Lazy Iguana

unidentified anole

Belize

unidentified anole

unidentified anole

Mortlets(i think thats what i was told it is :?: ) Croc

Howler Monkeys :bigthumb: :bigthumb: :bigthumb: Telephoto lenses come in handy.

Iguana ssp?

bird

Grand Caymans

Coolest anole ever. Jeff thanks again. Hopefully Joe with come through.

Brown Anole

unidentified curly tailed lizard

heres another one from the bahamas are they different species?

Well it was a lot of fun. Cant wait to go back. Plus the good news is my next cruise with be panama and costa rica and it will be for 11 days so i will get to spend a lot more time herping. Catch y'all later.

 

[GeckoFiend]

Awesome pics, thanks for sharing.

 

[miguel camacho!]

your unidentified frog from florida is a greenhouse frog, just another one of the many exotics. in certain places they are extremely abundant. last december, around the lake placid area (north of lake okeechobee), we were flipping trash and found hundreds of em.

and dangit, i have never actually been able to catch a cane toad in florida yet. ive heard them call around the miami area, and even have seen them on the road, but never got a chance to catch any.

 

[JBReptiles]

Nice pics man.Love that anole shot.Its a shame that not many people work with all the anole species.Ide love to get some!

 

[strikedistance]

Jeff i bred brown and green anoles for a while. Im actually get the grand cayman soon.

 

[JBReptiles]

Thats awsome man.I know their are some gnarly looken ones.Only a few people work with em that i know of.

 

[strikedistance]

Yeah plus they have blue dulaps. Hey man sorry i didn't get back to you about the Golddust. I dont need him but would love a female crimson grandis if you have one. I still have that patternless male too. Ill see if i can post pics of my new crimson male.

 

[nwheat]

Wonderful pictures! Must've been a great trip!! 8)

 

[Reptiluvr]

Those are Bahamian Curly Tails. I can't remember the scientific name.

 

[Morpho]

The two last ones seems like Leiocephalus sp. to me. The croc may be an acutus.
What do you think?

Beatiful pictures

 

[strikedistance]

Thanks for the replys and help on identifying them. Anybody know the anoles that would help alot.