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Common House Gecko

Hemidactylus frenatus

Photo by 1Sarah2
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Field Notes

Description:

Almost translucent gecko. Comes out at night climbing the house walls preying on insects.

Habitat:

Tropics. Spotted in the tropical south.

Notes:

The gecko did not seem alarmed by presence, but did insist on staying at the very top corner of the wall near the ceiling.

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Common House Gecko

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