Inger's Bent-toed Gecko — Wildlife of Borneo Field Guide

Cyrtodactylus ingeri

Diet

Small invertebrates

Habitat

Forest

Range

Endemic to Borneo

Clutch size

2 eggs (typical for Cyrtodactylus)

Incubation period

About 8–12 weeks (typical for Cyrtodactylus)

Size

Medium (SVL up to 9cm)

Weight

~8–12g

A bent-toed gecko named after herpetologist Robert Inger, found in Bornean forest habitat.

Nocturnal, hunting small invertebrates on trunks and rocks, part of the diverse and still-being-described Cyrtodactylus radiation across Borneo.

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