Species identification topic

Subject: Re: Species identification topic Mon Jul 28, 2014 7:33 am

Narcissus flycatcher, Lidth's jay, Izu thrush and Yellow pond turtle Very Happy

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SUSANNE wrote:: Arrrhw ! Those birds

Those birds and more on sale:

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Mine are the cheapest of each on the 'bay. Please share with your friends. This helps me pay for college related expenses, and to rehabilitate my car which broke down after spending all winter in the garage...

Oh Kikimalou thank you very much. That really helps this process along.

Can you ID this snake?

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Mon Jul 28, 2014 7:49 am

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It could be a lot of thing or nothing at all, because it is a very basal reptile. confused

Maybe we could say it is a Chuckwalla, I can't find a better idea.

Subject: Re: Species identification topic Mon Jul 28, 2014 7:53 am

EmperorDinobot wrote:: Can you ID this snake?

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Thanks a bunch! They will all be available starting tomorrow at 5 actually. There aren't any on the 'bay so IDK what they are worth so I put a starting price.

Subject: Re: Species identification topic Mon Jul 28, 2014 7:03 pm

Kikimalou wrote:

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It could be a lot of thing or nothing at all, because it is a very basal reptile. confused

Maybe we could say it is a Chuckwalla, I can't find a better idea.

Great idea! cheers

And if you just look to the mold, the coulor is unimportant cheers

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Mon Jul 28, 2014 7:16 pm

EmperorDinobot wrote:: These Kaiyodos need ID:

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i dont know this flycatcher figurine before, they is interesting sunny

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Mon Jul 28, 2014 8:20 pm

EmperorDinobot wrote:

SUSANNE wrote:: Arrrhw ! Those birds

Those birds and more on sale:

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Mine are the cheapest of each on the 'bay. Please share with your friends. This helps me pay for college related expenses, and to rehabilitate my car which broke down after spending all winter in the garage...

Ohh! They are yours ?
Arrrgh ! Those shipping costs Crying or Very sad

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I can ship very cheaply internationally.

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Moar animals need id:

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please and thank you

Subject: Re: Species identification topic Tue Jul 29, 2014 2:39 pm

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Both are Symphysodon, colloquially known as discus.

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Could praobably be Osphronemus scratch

(english name could be gouramis scratch

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This is a member of the family Epinephelinae (goliath grouper) with many species.

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This could be a Pterygoplichthys pardalis, a Megalancistrus parananus or a Hypostomus plecostomus.

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This is a Gnathonemus petersii, in english Peters' elephantnose fish.
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Thank you, that's quite helpful

Subject: Re: Species identification topic Sun Jan 11, 2015 1:17 am

Dr.Narayanan wrote:: Could any one tell me which species are these animals ? [ I want the name of these ]

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We have a tiger quoll, a Martin/ferret, a mongoose, and a masked palm civet. Very Happy

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Sun Apr 05, 2015 10:44 pm

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Is this a King penguin or an Emperor penguin??

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Mon Apr 06, 2015 6:06 am

Fourspine sculpin - Cottus kazika
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Is this a King penguin or an Emperor penguin??

It looks more like a King penguin Wink

Subject: Re: Species identification topic Mon Apr 06, 2015 12:49 pm

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Is this a King penguin or an Emperor penguin??

It looks more like a King penguin Wink

Thanks!!

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Mon Apr 06, 2015 1:15 pm

My pleasure Very Happy

Subject: Re: Species identification topic Thu Apr 23, 2015 2:38 pm

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What kind of elephant is this? scratch

African, Asian, ...??

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Thu Apr 23, 2015 2:56 pm

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And this tiger? Bengal, Siberian, ..?

And my sea turtle? Laughing

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Thu Apr 23, 2015 3:20 pm

Elephant: Africalasian confused

Tiger: Chinese or HK Laughing

Turtle: Plastic alien

Subject: Re: Species identification topic Thu Apr 23, 2015 3:21 pm

Kikimalou wrote:: Elephant: Africalasian

Tiger: Chinese or HK

Turtle: Plastic

Thank you very much, that was most helpful Laughing

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Thu Apr 23, 2015 3:27 pm

Julie, with this kind of models, it is very difficult to find a species or subspecies scratch

Subject: Re: Species identification topic Thu Apr 23, 2015 3:29 pm

Kikimalou wrote:: Julie, with this kind of models, it is very difficult to find a species or subspecies

I understand, but I thought it wouldn't hurt to ask - maybe someone could find out Very Happy

I put them in TAi anyway; it can be changed when someone finds out Wink

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Thu Apr 23, 2015 3:38 pm

Tarunyada wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:: Julie, with this kind of models, it is very difficult to find a species or subspecies

I understand, but I thought it wouldn't hurt to ask - maybe someone could find out Very Happy

I put them in TAi anyway; it can be changed when someone finds out Wink

It surely doesn't hurt, that's the reason why Kiki is just kidding. It is somewhat ambitious to try to identify these species but I also love to find something more adjusted for them, mainly when they need to be placed on TAI.
I think you can put the elephant in the African bush elephant page, not that it matches any species but that page we use once elephants toys are almost always based in that species. African elephants were a single species not long time ago.
Tiger just put as a tiger as the most part of other tigers are and we have a page for Incertae sedis Sea Turtle. Very Happy

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Subject: Re: Species identification topic Thu Apr 23, 2015 3:40 pm

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Tarunyada wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:: Julie, with this kind of models, it is very difficult to find a species or subspecies

I understand, but I thought it wouldn't hurt to ask - maybe someone could find out Very Happy

I put them in TAi anyway; it can be changed when someone finds out Wink

It surely doesn't hurt, that's the reason why Kiki is just kidding. It is somewhat ambitious to try to identify these species but I also love to find something more adjusted for them, mainly when they need to be placed on TAI.
I think you can put the elephant in the African bush elephant page, not that it matches any species but that page we use once elephants toys are almost always based in that species. African elephants were a single species not long time ago.
Tiger just put as a tiger as the most part of other tigers are and we have a page for Incertae sedis Sea Turtle. Very Happy

Haha I know, I found Christophe's reply very amusing Razz

I already put the tiger just in the 'tiger' section and the sea turtle in the 'incertae sedis' section of the sea turtles. I'll put the elephant with the African bush elephants, thanks Very Happy

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