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Geckos

  • Afroedura amatoclica – Amatola Flat Gecko
  • Afroedura hawaquensis – Hawaqua Flat gecko
  • Afroedura karroica – Karoo Flat Gecko
  • Afroedura marleyi – Marley’s Flat Gecko
  • Afroedura nivaria – Drakensberg Flat gecko
  • Afroedura pondolia – Pondo Flat Gecko
  • Afroedura pongola – Pongola Flat Gecko
  • Afrogecko porphyreus – Marbled Leaf Toed Gecko.
  • Chondrodactylus angulifer angulifer – Common Giant Gecko
  • Chondrodactylus angulifer namibensis – Namib Giant Gecko
  • Chondrodactlys bibronii – Bibrons Gecko.
  • Chondrodactylus fitzsimonsi
  • Chondrodactylus turneri – Turners Gecko
  • Cryptactites peringueyi – Salt Marsh Gecko
  • Goggia essexi – Essex Pygmy Gecko
  • Goggia hewitti – Hewitts Pygmy Gecko
  • Goggia incognita – Striped Pygmy Gecko
  • Goggia rupicola – Namaqua Dwarf Leaf Toed Gecko
  • Hemidactylus mabouia – Tropical House Gecko
  • Homopholis wahlbergii – Walhberg’s Velvet gecko
  • Lygodactylus capensis – Cape Dwarf Gecko
  • Lygodactylus stevensoni – Stevens Dwarf Gecko
  • Lygodactylus ocellatus – Spotted Dwarf Gecko
  • Pachydactylus affinis – Transvaal Thick Toed Gecko
  • Pachydactylus austeni – Austens Dune Gecko
  • Pachydactylus atorquatus – Augrabies Gecko
  • Pachydactylus barnardi – Barnards Gecko
  • Pachydactylus bicolor – Two Coloured Gecko
  • Pachydactylus capensis – Cape Thick Tied Gecko
  • Pachydactylus formosus – Southern Rough Gecko
  • Pachydactylus geitje – Occelated Gecko
  • Pachydactylus maculatus – Spotted Gecko
  • Pachydactylus haackei – Haacke’s Gecko
  • Pachydactylus maraisi – Marais Gecko
  • Pachydactylus labialis – Calvinia Gecko
  • Pachydactylus latirostris – Quartz Gecko
  • Pachydactylus mariquensis – Common Banded Gecko
  • Pachydactylus montanus – Namaqua Mountain Gecko
  • Pachydactylus purcelli – Purcell’s Gecko
  • Pachydactylus punctatus – Speckled Gecko
  • Pachydactylus rangei – Web Footed Gecko
  • Pachydactylus rugosus – Rough Gecko
  • Pachydactylus scutatus – Large Scaled Gecko
  • Pachydactylus tigrinus – Tiger Gecko
  • Pachydactylus rangei – Web Footed Gecko
  • Pachydactylus weberi – Weber’s Gecko
  • Pachydactylus vansoni – Vansons Gecko
  • Ptenopus carpi – Carps Barking Gecko
  • Ptenopus garrulus garrulus – Common Barking gecko
  • Ptenopus garrulus garrulus – Common Barking gecko
  • Ptenopus garrulus maculatus – Spotted Barking Gecko
  • Phelsuma ocellata – Namaqua Day gecko
  • Rhoptropus afer – Namib Day Gecko
  • Rhoptropus barnardi – Barnard’s Namib Day Gecko
  • Rhoptropus boultoni – Boultons Day gecko
  • Rhoptropus bradfieldi – Bradfields Day Gecko
  • Rhoptropus biporosus – Namib Day Gecko

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The largest gecko in South Africa, with a soft del The largest gecko in South Africa, with a soft delicate skin can easily tear if roughly handled. When they’re harassed or attacked will let out a loud scream in an attempt to throw off their attackers. Meet Walbergs’s Velvet Gecko. #iphoneonly #southafrica #vscosouthafrica
It’s not hard to imagine why these are called Ti It’s not hard to imagine why these are called Tiger Snakes. They have these bad habit of casually turning sideways and biting unproved without warning. Meet the Eastern Tiger Snake. #iphoneonly #southafrica #vscosouthafrica
Better to be better than Bitter somewhere outside Better to be better than Bitter somewhere outside Bitterfontein in the Northern Cape. #iphoneonly #southafrica #vscosouthafrica
The misty enchanting forests of Hogsback are home The misty enchanting forests of Hogsback are home to some peculiar animals. Meet the Plaintive Rain Frog. #iphoneonly #southafrica #vscosouthafrica
You know it’s cold when the Short-Snouted Grass You know it’s cold when the Short-Snouted Grass Snakes stay put. #iphoneonly #southafrica #vscosouthafrica
Lower than the low land. #iphoneonly #southafrica Lower than the low land. #iphoneonly #southafrica #vscosouthafrica
Ninety nine problems but finding chameleons ain't Ninety nine problems but finding chameleons ain't one. Five young KwaZulu Dwarf Chameleons all within a 3m square likely all from the same female just growing at different rates. Unlike typical chameleons all Dwarf Chameleons give birth to live young and unfortunately many will be eaten by birds, snakes, and even caught in spider webs. It's tough growing up when you're only 30-40mm with a tail at birth. Meet the KwaZulu Dwarf Chameleon - Bradypodion melanocephalum #iphoneonly #southafrica #hand
Winter roads and winter toads. Meet the Guttural Winter roads and winter toads. Meet the Guttural Toad. #iphoneonly #southafrica #vscosouthafrica
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