strophurus spinigerus

Get the museum look at home! We now have a wide range of popular species including snakes, lizards, turtles, amphibians and crocodilians! Over 120 in fact. We also now have over 40 popular species of invertebrates! The Name Plate is customised with your pet's name, the species' common...

On RDU there are some adds for GTP's these adds are ROFLMAO stuff even the botanical name "antarasia childreni" ppl "PLEASE" becarefull. solar17 ~B~

Hello, Our spinigerus recently laid and I can't find the egg incubation length anywhere. Does anyone know the incubation length for these guys? Thanks heaps, all the best, Angil.

A few of my more cool finds from this year Inornate South Western Spiny Tailed Gecko (Strophurus spinigerus inornatus) Speckled Stone Gecko (Diplodactylus polyophthalmus) Red Crowned Toadlet Pogona minor mitchelli?

Black-naped snake ( Neelaps bimaculatus) Southern shovel-nosed snake (Brachyurophis semifasciatus) Western crowned snake ( Elapognathus coronatus) Narrow-banded shovel- nosed snake (Brachyurophis fasciolatus) South Western Carpet python (M. s imbricata) near two rocks.

and its official lol gimmee cheap wine and a 3 day growth any day! dont get me wrong they r kinda 'cute' but yeah im old enough to be their mother and im not in2 their music.

Need to find a mate for a female Strophurus spinigerus. Any help would be great as I have not been able to find S.spinigerus outside of WA. And we all know the expense and issues involved in importing from WA.

Hey guys! I've seen a few pictures of some geckos that have some wicked spikes on them? Does anyone know what they are? And how much they are?

Hi my mate found this gecko today and i wanna find out what it is i think its a Strophurus spinigerus

Kalbarri National Park was the second stop on our trip to the west. This park is about a 7 hour drive north of Perth and it is one of my favourite places in Western Australia. The park is in the heart of the wild flower country and it has an incredibly rich flora. I will be posting many...

My wife and I have just returned from a two-week holiday to Western Australia. I have visited Perth on a number of occasions over the years for work and also for birding/herping trips. This was my wife’s first visit and I wanted to show her a few of the highlights of the state. Western...

I visited Nambung NP in February 2007 with a friend and also passed through the area with my son Nicholas in November 2005. This post includes photos from both trips. Nambung NP ("The Pinnacles") is a spectacular place. It looks so strange with pillars of calcium carbonate scattered across...

Kalbarri National Park is well worth a visit. This scenic park is roughly an 8 hour drive north of Perth. The main habitat of the park consists of arid shrubland that is a mass of colour in the spring. The park protects a beautiful gorge carved by the Murchison River. The coastal section of...

Hi all, I've just returned from a month over on the other side of the continent, exploring various parts of Western Australia. I'm posting pics and info on my blog, so I'll just copy and paste them here. Stewart --- Into the rat's nest I've spent the last couple of days on...

hey guys, some of you know im getting golden tail geckos, well, me and my dad are building a duel tanks, each tank is 30cm x 30cm x 45cm and the total is 64cm x 45cm x 30cm. so basically i will have a spare tank and i also want southern spotted geckos but i think the tank will be too small for a...

Hey, I am trying to find some info on how animals (herps mainly) are classified and how the scientific names work I have been looking at http://www.kingsnake.com/oz/ and it has the animals listed under ORDER, SUBORDER, FAMILY and SUB FAMILY. So how does this stuff work, let me see if I...