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Cnemaspis nigridia
Diet
Small invertebrates
Habitat
Boulders and rock faces, tree trunks
Range
Borneo
Clutch size
1–2 eggs (typical for Cnemaspis)
Incubation period
About 8–10 weeks (typical for Cnemaspis)
Size
Small (SVL up to 5–6cm)
Weight
~3–6g
A small rock gecko marked with dark spotting, part of the diurnal, day-active Cnemaspis genus that behaves quite differently from Borneo's many nocturnal geckos.
Active by day, found clinging to boulders, rock faces and tree trunks while hunting small invertebrates; like most Cnemaspis, best confirmed to species by close comparison as many look superficially similar and often have narrow, localised ranges.