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Yellow-bellied House Gecko

Hemidactylus flaviviridis

Photo by SukanyaDatta
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Field Notes

Description:

Looks like a house lizard/gecko but the skin is terribly mottled. Plus two parallel creases run the length of the body. The base of the tail is very thick with muscular bands (3rd photo).
According to reference (ARKIVE) This is an unusual species which demonstrates distinct variation in body colour depending on the time of day

Habitat:

Log hut of a reserve forest

Notes:

ID is tentative at best,

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PublishedDecember 20, 2015

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