This is Fire (foreground) and Lightning (behind) - a pair of Sudanese ground geckos which I bought from a pet store in 2006. Sadly, in 2011 both of them passed away.
As you can see, Lightning happens to only have half of her back left foot - one of the reasons I chose her; she was somewhat different to the others.
*Sorry for bad-ish quality, had to take a photo of a photo for this.
I wish I could help, but all I know is that they were Sudanese Ground geckos.. even though I can't find any photos exactly like them on Google images with that name; the pet store which I got them from was one of the most reputable/favourite ones in my city.
I can attempt to find out for you, but I'm not sure whether or not I'll find much.
*check your page to see what region you are from* AH! I see the problem. They may not be available in the USA, but if you can find the scientific name that would help me to check to make sure.
I wish you the best of luck. And please inbox me once you have your reptile; whatever it may be
Although, on a personal note; just as a suggestion, I would definitely take a look at buying a Tokay gecko or a Day Gecko as an alternative if you decide not to go with one of these/or if they're unavailable. Stunning geckos.
I wish I could help, but all I know is that they were Sudanese Ground geckos.. even though I can't find any photos exactly like them on Google images with that name; the pet store which I got them from was one of the most reputable/favourite ones in my city.
I can attempt to find out for you, but I'm not sure whether or not I'll find much.
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And the scientific name for that specific species is "Bunopus tuberculatus" as far as I can tell.
I wish you the best of luck. And please inbox me once you have your reptile; whatever it may be
Although, on a personal note; just as a suggestion, I would definitely take a look at buying a Tokay gecko or a Day Gecko as an alternative if you decide not to go with one of these/or if they're unavailable. Stunning geckos.