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will
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Posted: 16 Apr 2015 at 7:18am |
I know what you mean, I had a toy monitor lizard that looked a bit like that when I was a kid.
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GemmaJF
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That almost looks a fake rubber one Will.
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will
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no problem - here's an example of what I'm talking about:
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chubsta
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i think it was the uniform brown-ness that foxed us a little - normally they are more vibrant in colour - thanks very much!
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will
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+1. Looks like a pretty uniformly coloured one - sometimes called a 'concolor' morph, I think.
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Tom Omlette
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pretty sure that's a common/viviparous lizard
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chubsta
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Sorry about the poor photo, can someone try to id this for me please...
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