Big Red One
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Folks,
I have an unsexed pair of Hainanensis (only tiny at the moment), plus also a sub-adult pair which were meant to be Lichtenfelderi.
On the sub-adults (male and female) pair, I still think they may actually be Hainy's as the nuchal loop extends to the eye and this is supposed to be a visual clue.
I know they are real tricky to tell apart, without scale counts or knowing for sure their original source locations (neither of which I can get..).
So, any ideas, I would like to keep them all together later on if the babies are female, but obviously wouldn't if they are Lichtenfelderi/Hainanensis.
Pics Below :
Baby Hainy 1
Baby Hainy 2
Female Lichtenfelderi (?)
Male Lichtenfelderi (?)
Pics were just quickies when moving them to their new home - so apologies for the quality !
I have an unsexed pair of Hainanensis (only tiny at the moment), plus also a sub-adult pair which were meant to be Lichtenfelderi.
On the sub-adults (male and female) pair, I still think they may actually be Hainy's as the nuchal loop extends to the eye and this is supposed to be a visual clue.
I know they are real tricky to tell apart, without scale counts or knowing for sure their original source locations (neither of which I can get..).
So, any ideas, I would like to keep them all together later on if the babies are female, but obviously wouldn't if they are Lichtenfelderi/Hainanensis.
Pics Below :
Baby Hainy 1
Baby Hainy 2
Female Lichtenfelderi (?)
Male Lichtenfelderi (?)
Pics were just quickies when moving them to their new home - so apologies for the quality !