I'm bored, let's do another guess the herp!

[BredliFreak]

Is it a colubrid?

 

[CrazyNut]

Yes

 

[BredliFreak]

Dendrelaphis calligastra
(I've almost caught one)

 

[CrazyNut]

God damn it! Next time I shall pick a harder one.

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Your turn

 

[BredliFreak]

Ok
Its a lizard

 

[CrazyNut]

Are the scales large?

 

[BredliFreak]

No.

 

[CrazyNut]

Is it a nocturnal?

 

[BredliFreak]

No but they are crepuscular

 

[Bluetongue1]

Does it have four limbs?

Assuming subcaudals are the correct termanology for anal plate than no. Not singular.

“Subcaudals” refer to the scales under the tail, not the anal scale.

The term ‘caudal’ refers to the tail. It derives from the Latin word ‘cauda’, which means ‘the tail of an animal’. Hence subcaudal is ‘beneath the tail’.

The external opening of the cloaca (the vent) marks where the body ends and the tail begins. The anal scale is attached forward of this opening. It is therefore on the stomach of an animal and not on its tail. So the anal scale is NOT a subcaudal.

 

[CrazyNut]

Photograph please because I have no idea what your talking about lol

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Is it a varanus sp?

 

[Bluetongue1]

Does this help?

 

[BredliFreak]

Blue: Yes
CN: No

 

[CrazyNut]

Does it live in an arid regieon?

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Does this help?

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Thanks! I have more questions but I will PM you.

 

[Bluetongue1]

Does it have an elongated body shape?

 

[BredliFreak]

Not really

 

[CrazyNut]

Is it an agamid?

 

[BredliFreak]

No

 

[CrazyNut]

So its a gecko????

 

[BredliFreak]

No