Common Four-clawed Gecko

Geckos

Gehyra mutilata

Basic stats

Diet

Insects

Habitat

Buildings and forest edge

Range

Widespread across Southeast Asia

Clutch size

1–2 eggs

Incubation period

About 6–8 weeks

Size

Small (SVL 5–6cm)

Weight

~3–6g

A pale, translucent-skinned house gecko missing a claw on one digit of each foot (the source of the common name), widespread around buildings and forest edge across Southeast Asia.

Nocturnal, hunting insects attracted to lights around buildings and lodges, and able to reproduce asexually in some populations — females can lay viable eggs without mating.

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