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Re: It is a Blue Beaded, H. horridum (charlesbogerti) alvarezi


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Posted by thats not an alvarezi beaded lizard........more on January 14, 2002 at 21:43:01:

In Reply to: Re: It is a Blue Beaded, H. horridum (charlesbogerti) alvarezi posted by HerpNut on January 14, 2002 at 20:46:11:

: John, right on!!!

: For as little information out there about this subspecie I thought there might be a challenge.

: You guys are good....

: This one was my other captive bred or should I said captive hatch Blue Beaded, H. horridum charlesbogerti.

: Keep on herping....

: Regards, HerpNut

alvarezi beadeds are pitch black. no trace what so ever of yellow markings on their body. i've never heard the term blue beaded used to describe c. bogerti beadeds. i think you combined to sub-species into one description. i've seen, photographed, and held alvarezi beadeds and that looks nothing like them. alvarezi are so uncommon, there's no mistaking it once you see them.




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