Annulated gecko
  A species of American geckos   Scientific name : Gonatodes annularis  Genus :   American geckos    
  Annulated gecko, A species of American geckos 
  Scientific name: Gonatodes annularis 
  Genus:  American geckos 
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 The annulated gecko (Gonatodes annularis) is a species of lizard in the Sphaerodactylidae family found in northern South America. 
   General Info
Lifespan
 5-10 years 
   Diet
 Annulated gecko is an insectivore that predominantly feeds on small arthropods and crustaceans. Its diet also includes spiders, centipedes, and other invertebrates, which it actively hunts in its tropical habitat. 
   Appearance
 Annulated gecko is a small gecko, slender with a smooth, scaly skin. Its primary coloration is a striking yellow with a distinct black ring around its tail and sometimes its neck. Annulated gecko possesses large, vertically slit eyes which are striking against its bright hue. This species demonstrates no significant dimorphism, meaning males and females bear similar appearances. 
   Behavior
 Annulated gecko tends to be a solitary species, exhibiting notable territorial behaviors. Males aggressively defend their territories, using a display of color changes to communicate threat. Found in dry forest habitats, annulated gecko's survival is marked by their adept climbing skills and diurnal activity, often seeking refuge under loose barks and crevices when threatened. 
   Scientific Classification
 Phylum 
  Chordates   Class 
  Reptiles   Order 
  Lizards and snakes   Family 
  Sphaeros and allies   Genus 
  American geckos   Species 
  Annulated gecko