My purchases from the latest ATN show (Northern France)

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My purchases from the latest ATN show (Northern France)

Postby thorrshamri » Sat Jun 30, 2007 7:45 am

Here is what I bought last Sunday:

-WC pair of Gekko ulikovskii for another member of my forum,€50 the pair:

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-New pair of Hyla cinerea,I have 2:2 now:

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-CB female Paroedura picta, from a German seller:

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-Male CB Paroedura picta from the same guy:

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Both are voracious feeders and I'm really glad of this purchase.

-1:2 Tropiocolotes tripolitanus ssp. :

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They were sold as steudneris but the male is only 57 mm adult size (full length) and the females 51 and 54 mm.They are all WC and both females are more than obviously gravid.All are good feeders.

Martijn from this forum already gave some help,but could someone give me details about the subspecies ID?It is possible both females are of a different subspecies,and the male has a subsequently longer tail.Any info about the locality,microhabitat,precise biotope and habits welcome,though I have read as much as I could before purchasing.
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Postby Bushviper » Sat Jun 30, 2007 6:24 pm

Nice group of geckos and amphibians.

I wish we had all thses things available at our expos.
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Postby Pythonodipsas » Sat Jun 30, 2007 6:35 pm

Yes it is great to see some obscure species. It is amazing how those P. pictus geckos can resemble a Chondrodactylus (Giant Ground Gecko) in body shape and pattern.

I wont be able to help on the Tropiocolotes ID. The first time I ever saw these geckos was from your posts. Lovely animals though.
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Postby thorrshamri » Sat Jun 30, 2007 7:22 pm

Cheers for the comments,much appreciated.Apart from the microgeckos,all other species are fairly common in the reptile shows here.Maybe SA does not have so many importers from Asia or other parts of the world as we do in Europe?
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Postby vierfleck » Sat Jun 30, 2007 8:17 pm

Hello,

love the ulikowskis,the Tropis are very cool,too.Do you know,where they were caught?

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Postby thorrshamri » Sat Jun 30, 2007 8:27 pm

I'm currently making researches about their precise location,subspecies are hard to distinguish from one another but this should give more info about the precise wild range.Will let you know asap.
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Postby Hellemar » Mon Jul 02, 2007 9:30 am

Hi...


thorrshamri: Really nice pics !
(Talking about pics - I will post you some pics on my new arrivals later, most probably tomorrow)

I really think you should come to "Expo Syd" here in Sweden. It´s in a town in southern part of Sweden called Kristianstad the 25:th of August. It´s not as big as Terraristika Hamm, but I think you would like it anyway... :-P



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Postby thorrshamri » Mon Jul 02, 2007 5:33 pm

Er,thanks for the invitation Henke,but this is actually quite far from home :lol:
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