can someone identify these?

[robertirwin2008]

 

[serpenttongue]

Nobbi dragon, perhaps?

 

[robertirwin2008]

no not right location. they where caught at Birdsville QLD.

 

[gecko-mad]

...

 

[greeny1]

where did you find it?

 

[greeny1]

never mind you just answered that. no idea

 

[GeckoJosh]

Based on location id say Burns Dragon
Amphibolurus burnsi
They dont look like adults maybe juvenile patterns?

 

[Mayhem]

Based on location id say Burns Dragon
Amphibolurus burnsi
They dont look like adults maybe juvenile patterns?

I dont think they are - they have a totally different pattern and even look pretty different in features... might be wrong I dont know anything about lizards but from the pics im finding, I dont think its a burns dragon

 

[ihavebeardy]

using all my knowledge
im guessing they are some type of dragon

hope I helped

 

[GeckoJosh]

I dont think they are - they have a totally different pattern and even look pretty different in features... might be wrong I dont know anything about lizards but from the pics im finding, I dont think its a burns dragon

I agree but this could be juvenile traits, as iv never seen a juvenile Burns im just speculating ?

 

[Snake Catcher Victoria]

Ill have a guess, are they tawny dragons?
Do tawnies even occur around Birdsville?

 

[Mayhem]

I agree but this could be juvenile traits, as iv never seen a juvenile Burns im just speculating ?

I'm trying to find some juvie pics online but cant see anything yet

 

[JasonL]

C. pictus

 

[GeckoJosh]

Ill have a guess, are they tawny dragons?
Do tawnies even occur around Birdsville?

No they only occur in central NSW and eastern SA
There closest known range to Birdsville is about 300km south

 

[GeckoJosh]

C. pictus

If juveniles lack colouring then id have to agree with Jason, Painted Dragon, Ctenophorus pictus

 

[eipper]

Jason is correct they are Painted Dragons...Ctenophorus pictus.....there are probably couple of undescribed ones in the north of their range with more pronouced crests in males, large size and slightly different body shape to the Southern versions.

Cheers,
Scott

 

[robertirwin2008]

no i keep pictus and its not that. i've been thinking Military dragons.

 

[eipper]

re read my post ......I believe C. pictus is most likely a species complex with northern ones different to southern ones

 

[jinin]

C. Pictus

 

[potato matter]

C. Pictus