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Hi, is it OK to ask for identification help here? If not, please accept my apologies and I'll delete my post. I found this thread on a Google search while trying to identify which sea turtle this AAA figure represents. It's marked only "sea turtle," and doesn't match any of the other examples of AAA sea turtle figures that I could find. It's 23 cm long (9 1/8 in.). Thank you for your help! ~ Jennifer
Thank you so much for the ID help! If I may give back a little in return, would it be helpful if I contributed my photos to Varanus' AAA project?
The left one seems to have a head that is distinctly set off from the rest of the body. I can't see it on the photo but if the body is higher than wide in cross-section you'd probably have a Common Garden Boa, Corallus hortulanus, or another Corallus species. The shape of its head is a little reminiscent of a dog's head, so it looks very much like a tree boa. But only if the body is laterally compressed.
Quote from: brontodocus on January 15, 2013, 11:47:12 AMThe left one seems to have a head that is distinctly set off from the rest of the body. I can't see it on the photo but if the body is higher than wide in cross-section you'd probably have a Common Garden Boa, Corallus hortulanus, or another Corallus species. The shape of its head is a little reminiscent of a dog's head, so it looks very much like a tree boa. But only if the body is laterally compressed.Coming a bit late to the party here, but the head shape is not quite right for Corallus. My first thought was a python of the Morelia genus. If it had yellow banding I'd call it a decent Carpet python, but due to the lack of markings I'm going to say perhaps a juvenile scrub python.
AAA crab:
I have a white crab with red markings, and it's body is round with large equal sized claws. Can some one help me find out what it is
Quote from: Ultimatedinoking on November 15, 2013, 04:09:41 AMI have a white crab with red markings, and it's body is round with large equal sized claws. Can some one help me find out what it is Although a good photo is usually needed to identify what species your crab figure is (and there isn't even a guarantee the characters for a proper identification are present), I think you may be talking about this one which is a puzzle figure by 4d Master/ Famemaster:That's Platypodiella spectabilis, the Gaudy Clown Crab. If it isn't, would you just link a photo of yours here?
How?