New Levis species.... any takers to identify the variant ?

[aurea23]

New Levis species.... any takers to identify the variant ?

 

[MrSpike]

My first guess is Occidentalis, followed by Pilbarensis.

Kane

 

[Nephrurus]

PIlbarensis? I've no idea. I don't even keep them

 

[Rocket]

Thats not a new species. It is an already described, levis subspecies. N.l.pilbarensis.

 

[aurea23]

Sorry...maybe wording is not right........... I know what sub species it is but was wondering what other people think it is.....


cheers
Mike

 

[jordo]

Very nice, I'll say pilbarensis.

 

[Sdaji]

Do we get a free one if we guess correctly?

 

[Gecko :)]

Do we get a free one if we guess correctly?

Lol, nice try Sdaji:lol:

 

[aurea23]

So far there are lot of incorrect Guesses..... There is one correct one out of all the posts so far.....

sadaj.... no free geckos.... This interesting female is in my breeding program.... She kind of reminds me of an amae sometimes


cheers mike

 

[mines bigger]

i would say its a N. levis occidentalis!!
when do we find out what it is?????

 

[aurea23]

YES this interesting animal is an female Occidentalis....


I have another picture to post but having issues.... Its of another unusal animal

 

[Gecko :)]

Amyae

So far there are lot of incorrect Guesses..... There is one correct one out of all the posts so far.....

sadaj.... no free geckos.... This interesting female is in my breeding program.... She kind of reminds me of an amae sometimes


cheers mike

Lol, i wouldnt exactly say it looks like an Amyae?!

 

[krusty]

i have no idear,but i like the look of it.......very nice.

 

[Lozza]

is it just the pic or does that other one have something wrong with its eye?

 

[aurea23]

Got Spot Lozza

that animal down the bottom is missing an eye..... thats how i it was when i got her (another female)

She is interesting also. However im having troubles uploading pictures to this site.... As soon as it goes through i will post a pic.

 

[aurea23]

Unusual Occidentalis

Here is an interesting female with one eye.... It too is an occidentalis.... very unusal

Here is a typical occidentalis

Cheers
Michael