Tarentola

Bonehead

New member
Caught this little guy coming out. Thought it was an interesting picture.

Paul

T.maruitanica.jpg


Tarentolseggs.jpg


T.mauritanica_2007.jpg

End result.
 

Bonehead

New member
Yes, they are T. mauritanica fascicularis. The larger egg in the container is one of the T. gigas eggs I have.

Paul
 

tanala

New member
wow that gigas egg seems huge in contrast to the other ones...have you got measurements?
And nice hatchling, thanks for sharing :D
 

Kevin McRae

Member
Do you have any pictures off your fascicularis? I think I have two different sub species of mauritanica. I've never seen one like my male.

Here's a pic, what do you think? I use to have 2.4, now 1.2, the male is the one on the left.

tarentola.jpg
 

Bonehead

New member
Kevin,
I am by no means an expert on the identity of these guys. The only reason I know what I have is because a friend of mine, who knows his stuff, picked mine out for me! If that wouldn't have happened, I wouldn't know. Looking at them, they seem to be different. Without sitting down and counting scales and all of that stuff, I couldn't tell you.

Paul
 

Bonehead

New member
Kevin,
I am by no means an expert on the identity of these guys. The only reason I know what I have is because a friend of mine, who knows his stuff, picked mine out for me! If that wouldn't have happened, I wouldn't know. Looking at them, they seem to be different. Without sitting down and counting scales and all of that stuff, I couldn't tell you.

Paul
 

danscantle

New member
Kevin and Paul-

Can you post pictures of the head in profile? If you can get one clear enough to count scales we can rule something out.
 

Bonehead

New member
Tanala,

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you about the eggs. They are pretty large. I just pulled a clutch last night and weighed/measured them. The eggs are weighing between 3-4 grams. They have some sand and soil stuck to them, so I would go on the lighter side of that. Both eggs are about 2+cm (0.75 inches) long and 1+cm(.05 inches) wide. My conversion stinks, but that's as close as I can get for now.

Paul
 

tanala

New member
Bonehead said:
Tanala,

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you about the eggs. They are pretty large. I just pulled a clutch last night and weighed/measured them. The eggs are weighing between 3-4 grams. They have some sand and soil stuck to them, so I would go on the lighter side of that. Both eggs are about 2+cm (0.75 inches) long and 1+cm(.05 inches) wide. My conversion stinks, but that's as close as I can get for now.

Paul


thanks Paul; thaught those eggs were much greater and heavier....
 
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