Peninsular rock gecko
A species of Rock geckos Scientific name : Cnemaspis peninsularis Genus : Rock geckos
Peninsular rock gecko, A species of Rock geckos
Scientific name: Cnemaspis peninsularis
Genus: Rock geckos
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Description
Cnemaspis peninsularis is a species of gecko from southern Peninsular Malaysia and Singapore.
General Info
Lifespan
5-8 years
Diet
Peninsular rock gecko primarily sustains on small invertebrates, with a tendency to favor arthropods and soft-bodied insects. It scans vertical surfaces to seek out its prey, meticulously consuming even the smallest of insects.
Appearance
Peninsular rock gecko is a small, gecko species with a cylindrical body and rough, granular skin. It exhibits a subdued coloration, primarily in shades of brown and grey, providing excellent camouflage against rocky habitats. Newborns and juveniles are similarly colored but have more vibrant patterns. The species lacks any significant horn, wing, or tail features. The noticeable distinguishing features are its large, round eyes and its toes, which fan out into adhesive pads useful for climbing.
Behavior
Peninsular rock gecko are territorial and diurnal, skilled climbers, adeptly adapting to rocky habitats with precise footwork. Typically solitary, their behavior reveals a subtle social hierarchy influenced by size. Males display territorial aggression while females share overlapping territories. Their foraging pattern exhibits preference for small invertebrates.
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Reptiles Order
Lizards and snakes Family
Common geckos Genus
Rock geckos Species
Peninsular rock gecko 
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