Species identification topic

I have wanted to ask for a couple of days, - and at long last i found out how to make links in Photobucket as it looks now

What are the species of these fish from Panini, please ?

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I think that they are :

1) Boxfish
2) Clownfish
3) Angelfish ( Emperor Angelfish ? ??????)
4) Saber-tooth Fish
5) Butterfly fish ( Copperband butterflyfish?)
6) Grouper ? Hawaian Grouper ?
7) ?????
Monkfish ?
9) Pufferfish
10) Cod ????
11) Lamprey
12) Moray eel

Sorry Susanne, I can't help you; I only know your #2 and #9

Here is a deer I bought today at the flea market:


It looks like a sika deer to me Anyone with other ideas?

Well, the antlers are clearly those of a "6-ends" roe buck . But they don't have spots
The lambs do have spots, - perhaps the designer mixed them up

SUSANNE wrote:

Well, the antlers are from an "6-ends" roe buck . But they don't have spots

Maybe the manufacturer just made a 'mix' I also own a figurine with the colours of a Thomson's gazelle but with the antlers of a roe buck

Tarunyada wrote:

I also own a figurine with the colours of a Thomson's gazelle but with the antlers of a roe buck

You can start a collection of roebucks in disguise 

With lower legs, white throat and triple prongs, I believe who painted it found inspiration in a chital. Maybe it was painted in Sri Lanka!
I'd love to see an antelered gazelle!

SUSANNE wrote:

Tarunyada wrote:

I also own a figurine with the colours of a Thomson's gazelle but with the antlers of a roe buck

You can start a collection of roebucks in disguise 

Haha yes

Roger wrote:

With lower legs, white throat and triple prongs, I believe who painted it found inspiration in a chital.  Maybe it was painted in Sri Lanka!
I'd love to see an antelered gazelle!

Thanks, Roger! Maybe I'll repaint/customize it a bit, but first I'll try to find a bit more about the figure.
I'll try to photograph it for you!

Tarunyada wrote:

Roger wrote:

With lower legs, white throat and triple prongs, I believe who painted it found inspiration in a chital.  Maybe it was painted in Sri Lanka!
I'd love to see an antelered gazelle!

Thanks, Roger! Maybe I'll repaint/customize it a bit, but first I'll try to find a bit more about the figure.
I'll try to photograph it for you!

Here it is:

Nice

I need some help with the species of these two lizards.

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The first one looks a bit like a five-lined skink, but I'm not really sure Here's mine, but that one's a juvenile.

All in all, I'm not a reptile-knower

Kikimalou wrote:

I need some help with the species of these two lizards.

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Are the names under the belly wrong? I am also not a reptile knower :)

The names under the belly are real lizard names but the paintings are absolutely wrong

Here are real Blue spiny lizard and Five-lined skink juvenile.

Interesting news :)

Can someone help me out with this figurine? It's marked Hong Kong. It looks like a Zebu to me, but Bovidae aren't my daily specialism

It is an eland Julie

Kikimalou wrote:

It is an eland Julie

But really not the best version of this specie :)

widukind wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

It is an eland Julie

But really not the best version of this specie :)

I agree

Kikimalou wrote:

widukind wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

It is an eland Julie

But really not the best version of this specie :)

I agree

But thanks, Christophe!

I'd love to add this PV lemur to TAi, but I'm not sure about the species. I surely need some help


It's marked by Play Visions as White-Girdled Ruffed Lemur, phew what a name Is this a real species? As far as I know, Play Visions did mislable some figurines, so I'm not sure. I can't find this exact species on Wikipedia though.. Please let me know if you have some information for me!

It is correctly marked although it is called black and white ruffed lemur in wikipedia
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Roger wrote:

It is correctly marked although it is called black and white ruffed lemur in wikipedia
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Haha okay, this was exactly the species that I found when I was searching for this little fellow, but I didn't know it was the same. Thanks, Roger!

Yes I'm agree, but would even say it's a white-belted black-and-white ruffed lemur ( Varecia variegata subcincta). 

arafan wrote:

Yes I'm agree, but would even say it's a white-belted black-and-white ruffed lemur ( Varecia variegata subcincta). 

I can't identify the subspecies but the provided name is used to Varecia variegata editorum or the Southern black and white lemur. :)