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Discussion

danswell wrote:
3 min ago
Clearly Euastacus, which species though...

Cherax destructor
16 min ago
Could be franchetii but would like to see flowers or fruit and underside of leaf to be able to make a definitive call

Cotoneaster sp.
BrianLR wrote:
1 hr ago
yes, this is a juvenile Jacky Lizard (Amphibolurus muricatus). They are capable of getting somewhat large, with big indiviudals reaching excess of 300mm tip to tip.

Amphibolurus muricatus
AnkeMaria wrote:
3 hrs ago
That is for Litoria lesueuri.

Litoria citropa
AnkeMaria wrote:
3 hrs ago
Hi there I had a whole list of double ups and mis-spellings. Unsure if most of them have been resolved. The right spelling should only have one i at the end.

Litoria citropa

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