The following pics show average adult vent shots and the basic features for sexing that species: (Click on thumbnails to view larger image) Females on the left, Males on the right Cyrtodactylus sp. – Ring-tail Male Below: note the cluster of spines at the front edge of the hemipenal bulge. Hemipenal bulges in these species

The following pics show average adult vent shots and the basic features for sexing that species: (Click on thumbnails to view larger image) Females on the left, Males on the right Saltuarius sp. – Leaftails Phyllurus sp. – Leaftails  

The following pics show average adult vent shots and the basic features for sexing that species: (Click on thumbnails to view larger image) Females on the left, Males on the right Oedura sp. – Velvets Heteronotia sp. – Bynoes  

The following pics show average adult vent shots and the basic features for sexing that species: (Click on thumbnails to view larger image) Females on the left, Males on the right Diplodactylus sp. and similar (Lucasium, Rynchoedura) Male Below: note the cluster of spines at the front edge of the hemipenal bulge. Hemipenal bulges in

The following pics show average adult vent shots and the basic features for sexing that species: (Click on thumbnails to view larger image) Females on the left, Males on the right Strophurus sp. – Spiny Tail Form Male Below: note the cluster of spines at the front edge of the hemipenal bulge. Hemipenal bulges in

The following pics show average adult vent shots and the basic features for sexing that species: (Click on thumbnails to view larger image)   Females on the left, Males on the right   Nephrurus sp. – Smooth Form: levis, laevissimus & stellatus Nephrurus sp. – Rough Form: asper & amyae  

The following pics show average adult vent shots and the basic features for sexing that species: (Click on thumbnails to view larger image) Females on the left, Males on the right Underwoodisaurus sp. – Thicktails  

The Care and Husbandry of Malurus spp. [View PDF File] By Dr. Danny Brown BVSc(Hons) BSc(Hons) MACVSc(Avian Health) Species Descriptions Recently, a legislative change was made within the state of Queensland that allowed us to maintain native softbills for the first time, As I had been personally involved in the development of this legislation from

The Care and Husbandry of Waterfowl [View PDF File] By Dr. Danny Brown BVSc(Hons) BSc(Hons) MACVSc(Avian Health) Species Descriptions The current avicultural climate is an uncertain one. There are many changes occurring that influence our choices in avicultural subjects – council regulations, wildlife department regulations, market fluctuations. Many of these changes have led to aviculturists