Eublepharis macularius afghanicus
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Eublepharis Macularius Afghanicus
Eublepharis Macularius Afghanicus is one of the five subspecies of the common Leopard Gecko. They were first discovered by Borner in 1976. They are much smaller in comparison to other Leopard Gecko subspecies.
Their Range includes South-Eastern Afghanistan alongside the Kabul River and its tributaries, and adjoining Pakistani Northeastern Provinces. They are also found near the Afghan towns of Charikar and Gulbahar (North of Kabul) . This subspecies extends as far as the promontory of the Hindi Kush Mountains.
Pictures
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This compares an E.m.afganicus to a Normal Leopard Gecko. (Cadolini)
This compares two adult Leopard Geckos. The smaller of the two is a full sized E.m.afgranicus (Cadolini).
Size comparison against two quarters (Baronak).
Another comparison against a full grown Tangerine (Baronak).
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E.m.afghanicus hatchling with white coloring (Gougeon).
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Picture Reference
- Baronak, Matthew. SaSobek's World of Reptile's.
- Cadolini, Alberto. "A&M Geckos." 9 Sep 2007 <http://www.amgeckos.com>.
- Gougeon, Brittney. PacHerp. <http://www.pacherp.com>.
- Griesshammer, Karsten. Geggos.de.
- Idestig, Lotta. Gekko Galaksen. 20 Aug 2007 <http://www.gekkogalaksen.dk/>.