Sure sounds like it. They vary greatly in patterns and shades of brown to
gray, to greenish. the double stripes on the tail are almost always
evident.
> (2) How much bigger do they get?
Not much, if any.
> (3) Scientific name?
(excuse my spelling) campberellus shufeldti . The specific name is right,
but the genus always messes me up, if you read it, that is how it sounds,
but I am sure my spelling is way off.
Ray
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