eulamprus tenuis

Hi All Saw this pretty little thing on my fence, doesn't look like the everyday garden skink to me. Am I wrong? If not, what is it?

Hey Guys, haven’t posted here for a while so thought I'd share some photos I've taken since I've been in NQLD recently. So first up is a wallaby, found between Mareeba and Cairns. _MG_7090 by Kieran Palmer, on Flickr Next is a gravid Frilled necked dragon that decided to climb my leg after...

Hi guys. Do you mind if I hijack this thread for a snake identification of my own? This was taken along the Ross River in Townsville. unidentified snake by Oriolus84, on Flickr While I'm here, I wouldn't mind your opinion on this skink as well. I was thinking Lampropholis mirabilis? Taken on...

Hi, there are so many different skinks in Australia... perhaps you can help me to merge my pictures: Queensland near Mackay: QL near Mapleton and near Brisbane: NSW, Border Ranges NP: NSW Blue Mountain NP: Thank you! I will send you a link to my report if I finish it ;-) Alexandra

Here some reptile and other animal photos I've taken from around central QLD recently, Frogs... New Holland frogs Cyclorana novaehollandiae by Kieran Palmer, on Flickr Cyclorana novaehollandiae by Kieran Palmer, on Flickr Cyclorana novaehollandiae by Kieran Palmer, on Flickr Cyclorana...

I know what it is, can any of you id it?

Well over the past few months I've been doing a fair bit of herping over lots of NSW and taken a fair few photos. I thought I'd culminate it all into one thread as it makes it a nice larger thread. Lots of the stuff I saw I didn't photograph being time sensitive and it being stuff I had seen or...

Some more girls looking like their gonna burst!! And more on the way!!

Hi all, well spring is here and reptiles are beginning to get active, Here are some finds from around newcastle most of these are from differing locations and were not found in one herping spot, no spectacular finds but I'm pretty happy to be finding them. Please feel free to correct me on an ID...

thought id upload these coz i found them while searching my computer. They were from Noosa a couple of years ago (sorry if they are a bit blurry) i was thinking Eulamprus martini but am now leaning more towards Eulamprus Tenuis. could someone confirm that? Nick...

can we keep any of these species? Superb two-lined dragon (Diporiphora superba) at the Australian Reptile Online Database | ReptilesDownUnder.com Grassland earless dragon (Tympanocryptis pinguicolla) at the Australian Reptile Online Database | ReptilesDownUnder.com Crested dragon (Ctenophorus...

Well I found a photo from a while ago of a skink I found and its stumped me. I'm guessing a Eulamprus sp, maybe a tenuis or martini? The only other Eulamprus in my area are quoyii an murrayi but it doesnt look like either of them. Uploaders not working so I'll have to link to flickr Unknown...

Eulamprus Martini or Eulamprus Tenuis?

Thought I would start a thread as to what wild herps inhabit your back yard.......I went for a walk last night and got some pics of a nice Brown Tree Snake (on another thread). Going out again tonight to see what comes up. So to those who have nothing better to do tonight go for a walk in your...

Hey guys, Rules: Yes or no questions only Whoever wins does the next one

hi guys just wondering if someone can help us out with the id of this skink as we have seen it a few times in the last month. its approx 15cm long and we live in blacktown in syds west. we think it could be a greater bar sided skink but were hoping if the experts could help out

Im bored so i thought id do a GTH Clues: Not Exotic Not an amphibian

Hi guys, Was wondering if someone could help me ID these Eulamprus sp. I found in rainforest in northern NSW whilst on a frogging trip this week. I'm thinking it is either martini or tenuis but no one I've spoken to has been able to confirm it either way... Cheers Aaron

SCINCIDAE -- Skinks (Continued) This post will include photos of skinks only. It is the third of a series of four posts. EREMIASCINCUS -- "Sand-swimmers". A genus of 2 skinks that are widespread in the interior. They have glossy scales and are excellent burrowers. Broad-banded...

Been spending a bit of time at a local spot lately, simply because it's close, not because it's very good for herping. Here's some shots of some of the things I've found... This next one's an older photo from the same spot, but one I don't mind, even if it is a decidedly unexciting...

Copied from my blog. -- Day six saw us heading from Girraween to the small township of The Caves, just north of Rockhampton. We camped at a campground there, where I discovered that the tent I had brought with me lacked any tent poles. Good work, Stewart. In the morning we spent a few...

Firstly, Merry Christmas to everyone! My son, Nicholas, and I just returned from a quick camping trip out to the Warrumbungle National Park near the little town of Coonabarabran, NSW. This park is a 6-hour drive from Wollongong. We try to visit it at least once a year for its excellent...

My wife and I spent a few days in the Atherton Tablelands. Unfortunately, it was cool with a steady drizzle for the first couple of days so it was definitely not good reptile weather. The tablelands are much cooler than the coast. Long ago, much of the tablelands was covered with rainforest...

I am trying to put together a full list of species that would be found in warrumbungles national park to save me having to look through my books, so just wondering, what species hae you seen there? thanks

5 x juvenile Bar sided Skinks (Eulamprus tenuis), $100 each or the lot for $400 Quite rare, live bearers, adults approx 150mm TL ok to freight or pick up Sunshine Coast, QLD. 0754387067 or [email protected] pic of adult

hi everyone took a pic of this skink in milsons point Sydney anyone no its name? s-v approx 15 cm

Hello, I'm wanting some help I.D'ing new frog in the backyard. We have tadpole in another pond, would be intesting to see if they match (tadpole - frogs) are we breeding colonies. One step at a time.

Cunninghams Gap is a place where you can cross the great dividing range in southern qld. At the top is a patch of wet rainforest where I stopped and had a short walk. Only saw one species of skink possdibly Eulamprus tenuis

Found this little guy in my house, he seems to be living behind some brickwork inside my house. He looks to me like a Grass skink (Lampropholis guichenoti) ,but I'm not 100% he also looks like a small Eastern water skink(eulamprus quoyii)...