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Can someone help with id please?

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3 Comments

NathBig
NathBig 10 years ago

Hard to tell for sure, but it's probably a Sand Goanna (Varanus gouldii) or a Yellow-spotted Monitor (Varanus panotpes), Although it's a bit out of the panoptes natural range. If it's captive though it could be that.

StaceySullivan
StaceySullivan 10 years ago

this particular one is however we had a small one living on our property for almost 2 years grew alot in that time but the only photos i have of the wild one are very blurry ,thats why i posted this one in stead alot clearer to id.

Jellis
Jellis 10 years ago

If this is captive this may take longer since it may not be native. Do you know if it is?

StaceySullivan
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StaceySullivan

Alice Springs, Northern Territory, Australia

Spotted on Mar 8, 2009
Submitted on Oct 26, 2013

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