Collared forest gecko
A species of American geckos Scientific name : Gonatodes concinnatus Genus : American geckos
Collared forest gecko, A species of American geckos
Scientific name: Gonatodes concinnatus
Genus: American geckos
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Description
Gonatodes concinnatus, also known as O'Shaughnessy's gecko or collared gecko is a diurnal species of gecko found in Ecuador (Canelos), Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, and Peru.
General Info
Lifespan
6-10 years
Diet
Collared forest gecko is mainly insectivorous, consuming a variety of insects. Its diet predominantly comprises small invertebrates like ants, mites, and tiny spiders, which it diligently hunts in its habitat.
Appearance
Collared forest gecko is a small-sized gecko with elongated and slender body structure covered in smooth and shiny scales. It exhibits striking coloration, consisting of a primary shade of yellow with distinct red and black banded patterns. Juveniles and adults share common appearance traits, but males are more vibrant. This species lacks any remarkable appendages such as wings, horns, or significantly long tail.
Behavior
Collared forest gecko has a distinctive diurnal nature, actively foraging for insects and spiders during the day. Predominantly terrestrial, it asserts a dominant stance to protect its territory, despite its small size. Primarily a solitary species, it exhibits limited social interaction beyond breeding seasons.
Population
Stable
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Reptiles Order
Lizards and snakes Family
Sphaeros and allies Genus
American geckos Species
Collared forest gecko 
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