Show us your rare herps!

[richoman_3]

Swamp Skink (Lissolepis coventryi) by Nick Volpe, on Flickr

 

[CrazyNut]

Not sure of this qualifies but its way less common then a bearded haha
Ctenophorus fionni

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Swamp Skink (Lissolepis coventryi) by Nick Volpe, on Flickr

Stop showing off Nick, we already know you find way cooler stuff haha

 

[BrownHash]

I've posted some of these before, but I don't think the thread is still available.

I wouldn't necessarily say that they are rare, just really restricted. Also, I don't own any of these herps. There just cool ones I've come across in my travels.


Lake Disappointment Dragon (Ctenophorus nguyarna) by Mike, on Flickr


Lake Disappointment Ground Gecko (Diplodactylus fulleri ) by Mike, on Flickr


Actually, this one is endangered...

Western Spiny-tailed Skink (Egernia stokesii badia) by Mike, on Flickr


Western Spiny-tailed Skink (Egernia stokesii bardia) by Mike, on Flickr

 

[CrazyNut]

Omg LDD! Love them!!!!!!

 

[richoman_3]

Kurtise,
This would be showing off.
This is the rarest thing i've photographed!

Pygmy Blue-tongued Skink (Tiliqua adelaidensis) by Nick Volpe, on Flickr

 

[CrazyNut]

*sorry to bust drawling*

 

[NickGeee]

Maybe not rare, but found at a funny time of year

Dendys Toadlet by Nick Gale, on Flickr
Delma impar

Striped legless lizard (delma impar) by Nick Gale, on Flickr
Gravid Swampie

Swamp Skink (Lissolepis coventryi) by Nick Gale, on Flickr

 

[BredliFreak]

Cool finds guys! You keep on amazing me with your finds. The nguyarna is definitely on the list of wanted to find, and the pygmy bluey was stunning! The swamp skinks are super cute and the peninsular looks pretty cool as well. Keep showing them guys!

Bredli

 

[baker]

Probably not overly rare but not something that is seen often.

Dubois' sea snake (Aipysurus duboisii).
Anyone feel like telling me the trick to just put photos in here directly from flickr? It just never works for me.

Cheers Cameron.

 

[NickGeee]

Probably not overly rare but not something that is seen often.

Dubois' sea snake (Aipysurus duboisii).
Anyone feel like telling me the trick to just put photos in here directly from flickr? It just never works for me.

Cheers Cameron.

use bbcode, choose how large you want the photo and copy the link

 

[baker]

use bbcode, choose how large you want the photo and copy the link

Thank you for that.

While it's a fairly common species, you don't often see babies around
Hatchling yellow spotted monitor, Varanus panoptes by Cameron Baker, on Flickr

Cheers Cameron

 

[BredliFreak]

Love the panoptes! It has beautiful patterning on it's back. It is truly amazing you found a sea snake on land, what are the odds? Keep them coming guys!

Bredli

 

[BrownHash]

Probably not overly rare but not something that is seen often.

Dubois' sea snake (Aipysurus duboisii).
Anyone feel like telling me the trick to just put photos in here directly from flickr? It just never works for me.

Cheers Cameron.

I've yet to find any of the sea snakes or mangroves. That's a great looking snake.

 

[cement]

A lot of sea snakes wash up after big storms, they get hammered and dumped up on the sand. The Pelarmis is a common one along the east coast.

 

[baker]

Just extremely lucky to come across this one. This was actually the second one I had found in a month.
First one I found was an olive sea snake
Olive sea snake, Aipysurus laevis by Cameron Baker, on Flickr
Unfortunately for these guys as cement said, they are pretty battered if they wash up. This olive sea snake in particular seemed like it had been sick for a fair while and had lost a lot of body condition.

On a lighter note here is a rarer sub-species of a fairly common turtle.
Fraser island turtle (Emydura macquarii nigra) by Cameron Baker, on Flickr

Cheers Cameron

 

[richoman_3]

Martin's Toadlet

Martin's Toadlet (Uperoleia martini) by Nick Volpe, on Flickr

 

[BredliFreak]

Beauty!

 

[kittycat17]

Death adder

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