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

[pinefamily]

It was your second clue that gave it away, Cameron.
My turn.
A largish lizard, found in the southern states.

 

[BredliFreak]

Is it a skink?

 

[KingsReptiles]

is it a monitor

 

[pinefamily]

A monitor

 

[BredliFreak]

Varanus rosenbergi

 

[pinefamily]

Well done, [MENTION=41799]BredliFreak[/MENTION]!
Your turn.

 

[BredliFreak]

Ok.

Its in a subfamily of geckos and it has been recorded eating plant related substances

 

[Bluetongue1]

Does it lick the resin the exudes from wattles?

 

[BredliFreak]

Does it lick the resin the exudes from wattles?

Haha too easy for you eh? Yeah, and I think you know what it is

 

[Bluetongue1]

Yep, but let's see if someone else can guess it...

 

[eipper]

Paradelma orientalis

 

[Bluetongue1]

Correct Scott. Well done! So that makes it your turn to provide a clue for a new animal...

 

[KingsReptiles]

dang you guessed it will i was away for the weekend! your turn eipper

 

[eipper]

Ok well off you go kids .....

 

[Bluetongue1]

I interpret Scott’s reply to mean it is up to someone else to keep the ball rolling. So despite the fact that I don’t qualify in terms of his stated age grouping (being twice his age), I have a few days coming up where I am not highly committed. So I am comfortable to provide the next critter to guess....

We are talking about one my absolute favourite reptiles that I held a number of when I was a kid growing up. A gorgeous critter in anyone’s language!

 

[pinefamily]

Snake or lizard, BT?

 

[Bluetongue1]

Lizard

 

[pinefamily]

Goldfields shingle back

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[BredliFreak]

Western bluey

 

[KingsReptiles]

central bearded dragon