I've had this Brookesia for about six months now and it seems to be doing fairly well. It came to me as B. stumpffi. However I'm sure that is not the correct ID.
I am leaning toward B. thieli due to white patterns on the nape, shape of the head and arrangement of spines along the sides and tail. I am also leaning toward female based on shape of the base of the tail. However I'm only going on photo comparisons from the internet.
I would appreciate a conclusive ID, if that is possible, from the attached photos.
Thanks!
I am leaning toward B. thieli due to white patterns on the nape, shape of the head and arrangement of spines along the sides and tail. I am also leaning toward female based on shape of the base of the tail. However I'm only going on photo comparisons from the internet.
I would appreciate a conclusive ID, if that is possible, from the attached photos.
Thanks!