Some Strophurus pics

[Derek]

Hello,

I took most of these pics a while back and I thought some of you might enjoy them as much as I do. Thanks for looking!

Derek

 

[John Z]

Great pics Derek! Thanks for sharing you have some amazing geckos!

 

[PassPort]

Derek, what's the 4th one down? The pattern on it looks kinda like williamsi, but the eyes seem a little too red.
-Kevin

 

[PassPort]

intermedius, right?

 

[eagle1]

Great geckos and great photos!

 

[van_veen456]

awesome pictures!

 

[DDReptiles]

Just incredible geckos

What is your camera set-up like?

 

[Justin]

Ahh my favorite genus! Beautiful Derek. Keep em coming!

 

[oli]

Derek, I'm lovin the pics and the geckos for sure, such a beautiful species...

 

[oli]

I forgot to ask, does anybody have any wellingtonae pics by any chance since we're getting spoiled with strophurus pics anyways?

 

[oscarflechas]

:yikes::yikes::yikes::yikes::yikes::yikes:

 

[Derek]

Thanks for the comments guys. I really appreciate it!

Kevin - the 4th picture down is an intermedius

Derek - I have a canon digital rebel with macro lens and ring flash. Seems to work okay for gecko pics

Oli - the third picture down is a wellingtonae but here are some better pictures of them. It can be hard to tell from a frontal shot.

 

[PassPort]

thanks Derek. In your opinion, which Strophurus sp is closest related to williamsi?
-Kevin

 

[oli]

ok thanks, after i posted that comment I was thinking that this could possibly be a wellingtonae. All the pictures are excellent, but that 3rd pic down of the wellingtonae is amazing! I could stare at those eyes forever.

 

[Derek]

Hey Kevin,

I would say intermedius are closest to the reticulated form of williamsi appearance wise but genetically, I have no idea. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.

Derek

 

[EMS]

Hello Derek,
like allways very nice geckos!!
And very good photos!! I like most the first one.