The southwestern spiny-tailed gecko, also known as the soft spiny-tailed gecko, is a lizard species endemic to Australia. The Long-tailed Pygmy Possum is found in Australia, Papua New Guinea and Indonesia, while the other three species are endemic to Australia.
There are four species of pygmy possums, namely Western Pygmy Possum, Eastern Pygmy Possum, Tasmanian Pygmy Possum, and Long-tailed Pygmy Possum. They also have a soft fur coat which is fawn to grey on top and white underneath.
Weighing between 10 grams and 50 grams, pygmy possums have large eyes, large ears and long whiskers. Pygmy possums can be as large as 12 centimetres from head to tail, and as small as five centimetres. Pygmy Possums And Southwestern Spiny-Tailed Geckos A distinctive feature in most marsupials is that they carry their young in a pouch. Pygmy possums are tree-dwelling marsupials, which are mammals endemic to Australia, Wallacea and the Americas. The lizard is a southwestern spiny-tailed gecko. Inside the box, pygmy possums and a small, orange-eyed gecko were living together, Bush Heritage Australia wrote on Twitter and Facebook. It was a nest box for western pygmy possums, but Hams was surprised to see a reptile with the marsupials. Alex Hams, a land conservation manager at Bush Heritage Australia, an independent organisation that purchases and manages to land for conservation, discovered a nest box at the Monjebup Nature Reserve in western Australia in mid-June. A family of pygmy possums and an orange-eyed gecko are living as roommates at Monjebup Nature Reserve in western Australia.
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