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Cyrtodactylus khasiensis
A gecko found in the North East India, North Bengal, Sikkim, Bhutan and Myanmar.
Nocturnal. Inhabits forests and secondary growth. Associated with large rocks and trees close to streams. Also found in plantation, roadside culverts and vegetation. This one was spotted along the road near a sewage outlet.The area was considerably wet.
Unlike other geckos, digits are long, bent and sharply clawed. Lamellae on digits are absent. Dorsum is light brown with dark brown spots. Tail with dark brown and white bands.
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