T Tequila Jack Dempsey MFK Member Aug 13, 2009 #3,541 Hoyo12;3364302; said: Not sure how hard this one will be.... Click to expand... At first glance it looks to be a forest lizard of some sort.
Hoyo12;3364302; said: Not sure how hard this one will be.... Click to expand... At first glance it looks to be a forest lizard of some sort.
Hoyo12 Plecostomus MFK Member Aug 14, 2009 #3,543 Tequila;3366015; said: At first glance it looks to be a forest lizard of some sort. Click to expand... Nope. swede;3366015; said: definately looks like a basilisk Click to expand... Nope. *Hint* It is found on the forest floor and small trees in rainforests of the southern Amazon.
Tequila;3366015; said: At first glance it looks to be a forest lizard of some sort. Click to expand... Nope. swede;3366015; said: definately looks like a basilisk Click to expand... Nope. *Hint* It is found on the forest floor and small trees in rainforests of the southern Amazon.
S swede Feeder Fish MFK Member Aug 14, 2009 #3,544 Anolis polylepis but they would be above the forest floor
Hoyo12 Plecostomus MFK Member Aug 14, 2009 #3,545 swede;3366443; said: Anolis polylepis but they would be above the forest floor Click to expand... It looks very similar, but not the right one, but it is an Anole species.
swede;3366443; said: Anolis polylepis but they would be above the forest floor Click to expand... It looks very similar, but not the right one, but it is an Anole species.
T Tequila Jack Dempsey MFK Member Aug 14, 2009 #3,546 Yellow-tongued Forest Anolis aka Anolis nitens?
Hoyo12 Plecostomus MFK Member Aug 14, 2009 #3,547 Tequila;3368401; said: Yellow-tongued Forest Anolis aka Anolis nitens? Click to expand... Nope.
Hoyo12 Plecostomus MFK Member Aug 15, 2009 #3,550 Pelon;3369686; said: My guess is Enyalius perditus //Pelon Click to expand... Nope.
