Hello! Just a heads up...this is not the central american banded gecko as the banded gecko is terrestrial and does not have the typical pads used to climb surfaces. As soon as I get off work, I'll pass you the correct name & scientific name once I get a look at my reptile book at home ;)
Great-looking gecko, Matthew! Since you know the identity of this animal, will you please go ahead and fill in the scientific name (and other details) so this one can enter the database and leave the unidentified list? Thanks! :-)
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Indeed ;) found it rather odd though that the tail is not that plump.
Turnip-tailed gecko, Scorpion Gecko, Thecadactylus rapicauda.
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/549...
Hello!
Just a heads up...this is not the central american banded gecko as the banded gecko is terrestrial and does not have the typical pads used to climb surfaces. As soon as I get off work, I'll pass you the correct name & scientific name once I get a look at my reptile book at home ;)
Great-looking gecko, Matthew! Since you know the identity of this animal, will you please go ahead and fill in the scientific name (and other details) so this one can enter the database and leave the unidentified list? Thanks! :-)
I do like geckos!
Those semi-webbed feet are too cute.