caspette's Identifications
caspette's ID:
Northern Snake-necked Turtle
(Chelodina rugosa)
Added on March 8, 2021
Leading
caspette's ID:
Squaretail Mullet
(Ellochelon vaigiensis)
Added on December 21, 2017
Supporting
caspette's ID:
Banana Fiddler Crab
(Austruca mjobergi)
Added on August 5, 2017
Supporting
caspette's ID:
Northern Dwarf Tree Frog
(Litoria bicolor)
Added on April 7, 2017
Supporting
caspette's ID:
Lowlands Plain-backed Ctenotus
(Ctenotus essingtonii)
Added on April 7, 2017
Supporting
Photos / Sounds
What
Snake-eyed Skinks (Genus Cryptoblepharus)Observer
sullivanribbitDescription
Following Horner's 2007 revision of Cryptoblepharus, the ones in this area could be either C. cygnatus or C. metallicus. If anyone knows a way to tell them apart without looking at the bottom of their feet, please do pass it along.
caspette's ID:
Snake-eyed Skinks
(Genus Cryptoblepharus)
Added on April 7, 2017
Supporting
caspette's ID:
Frangipani Trees
(Genus Plumeria)
Added on April 7, 2017
Supporting
caspette's ID:
Diamondscale Mullet
(Liza vaigiensis [inactive])
Added on April 7, 2017
Maverick
caspette's ID:
Northern Snake-necked Turtle
(Chelodina oblonga [inactive])
Added on March 26, 2017
Leading
caspette's ID:
Mjöberg's Fiddler Crab
(Uca mjoebergi [inactive])
Added on January 31, 2017
Maverick
caspette's ID:
Club Mangrove
(Aegialitis annulata)
Added on January 31, 2017
Improving
Photos / Sounds
What
Snake-eyed Skinks (Genus Cryptoblepharus)Observer
sullivanribbitDescription
Following Horner's 2007 revision of Cryptoblepharus, the ones in this area could be either C. cygnatus or C. metallicus. If anyone knows a way to tell them apart without looking at the bottom of their feet, please do pass it along.
caspette's ID:
Snake-eyed Skinks
(Genus Cryptoblepharus)
Added on January 8, 2017
Supporting
Stats
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