Any chance these were "long-tailed ebenaui" sometimes associated with Montange d'Ambre? (see attached photo).
Best wishes, Neil
Hi
I saw my first Uroplatus malama, by my eyes, yesterday. I'm very proud to resist to buy it, because I will want begin breeding sucessfuly ebenaui and phantasticus first. I let it for specialist, this specie is too rare....to play game......of the chance. This malama is come in france under a false (error) ebenaui indentity, and they are working now to describe it (holotype). this uroplatus have the longer of the ebenaui (1 or 2 cm more) but have a tail between Phantasticus and ebenaui, not many spines and a incredible largest body I had ever seen in the uroplatus ebenaui group. The head is very big.
Let me know if you want some details.
laurent
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