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- 3.1: Geckos
- 3.1.1: Grey/brown geckos, previously Hoplodactylus
- 3.1.3: chrysosireticus
- 3.1.4: duvauceli
- 3.1.5: granulatus
- 3.1.6: kahutarae
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- 3.1.8: nebulosus
Current page is 3.1.9: pacificus
- 3.1.10: rakiurae
- 3.1.11: stephensi
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- 3.1.13: elegans punctatus
- 3.1.14: elegans elegans
- 3.1.15: grayii
- 3.1.16: gemmeus
- 3.1.17: manukanus
- 3.1.18: rudis
- 3.1.19: stellatus
- 3.1.20: tuberculatus
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Latest News
KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN: Wellington is home to eight species of gecko and skink but their numbers are thought to be in decline because of predators and a loss of habitat.
Wellington City Council has made a cold-blooded appeal to the public to contribute sightings of lizards for its census.
The NZHS has been asked to aid DOC and MPI in detected and reporting an emerging fungal disease in captive reptiles, called CANV.
Please read this News Bulletin and the attached documentation to see how you can help.
A snake which made its way into New Zealand from Vanuatu has been intercepted at a Manukau scrap yard. The boa was discovered dead inside a container of scrap metal last week, shortly after arriving in Auckland.
Full story here:
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10859039
Dactylocnemis pacificus
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