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Luperosaurus browni
Basic stats
Diet
Invertebrates
Habitat
Large tree trunks in undisturbed forest
Range
Endemic to Borneo
Clutch size
1–2 eggs (typical for camouflage geckos)
Incubation period
About 10–14 weeks (typical for camouflage geckos)
Size
Medium (SVL up to 10cm)
Weight
~10–18g
A rare, extraordinarily well-camouflaged gecko with elaborate skin flaps and mottled colouring that render it almost invisible against bark, one of the more difficult-to-find reptiles in Borneo.
Nocturnal and strictly arboreal, hunting invertebrates on large tree trunks in undisturbed forest; a genuinely exceptional sighting even for experienced herpetologists.
