So your live in Afghanistan then, lol! The ones you are seeing are Texas Banded Geckos, a very close relative to Leopard Geckos. I'm assuming you're from Texas by your avatar.
Any one have luck with Leopard Geckos
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So your live in Afghanistan then, lol! The ones you are seeing are Texas Banded Geckos, a very close relative to Leopard Geckos. I'm assuming you're from Texas by your avatar.
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:help:me please! I am obviously in dire need.
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Vicious_Fish:
I really do appreciate your post as no one locally has ID'ed them.
Yes: West Texas: Does this geographic association modify your ID?
Vicious_Fish: Three Items:
1) I do not know if you have seen these "in the wild" but they are real chameleons. When they are on the gray cinder block fence they appear as a grey cinder block fence. When they are on the brick exterior of the house they appear as the brick exterior.
2) This one may be my imagination but I believe the larger ones are smart devils as they appear to really enjoy aggravating my puppy dog.
3) You must be an "old C programmer" - the "_" in your name.
TR
Texas Banded Geckos are ground dwelling lizards that rarely if ever climb. So I believe you're seeing something else. If you have a camara, take some pictures of them next time and I will identify them for you.
I appreciate it Vicious_Fish but it will probably be this spring. I do not remember seeing one in the winter.
TR
the ones over here are pretty common. I think your ones would be considered disigner morph in comparison
Via your avatar I believe you to be "deep into geckos" and I would appreciate your input.
If OK with can we take my comments one at a time?
What portion of this paragraph does not make sense to you?
TR
