Sphenomorphus kinabaluensis
Basic stats
Diet
Small invertebrates
Habitat
Leaf litter and montane forest floor
Range
Endemic to Borneo (Mount Kinabalu area)
Clutch size
3–5 eggs (typical for Sphenomorphus)
Incubation period
About 6–8 weeks (typical for Sphenomorphus)
Size
Small (SVL 6–8cm, typical for the genus)
Weight
~5–10g (typical for the genus)
A forest skink without an established English common name, named after Mount Kinabalu and known mainly from higher-elevation forest in that area, part of the large and still-being-revised Sphenomorphus genus in Borneo.
Diurnal, foraging in leaf litter and montane forest floor for small invertebrates; like most Sphenomorphus, cryptic and reliably separated from related species only through close examination.
