| 词条 | Cyrtodactylus triedrus |
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For the Japanese species called spotted ground gecko, see Goniurosaurus orientalis{{speciesbox | status = NT | status_system = IUCN3.1 | genus = Cyrtodactylus | species = triedrus | authority = (Günther, 1864) | range_map = Geckoella triedrus distribution.png | synonyms =
}} Cyrtodactylus triedrus, also known as the spotted bent-toed gecko, Sri Lanka gecko, spotted bow-fingered gecko, or spotted ground gecko, is a species of gecko endemic to island of Sri Lanka. Habitat & DistributionIt is a small, dark, turnip-tailed gecko from Sri Lanka's midhills below 700m. Known localities include Peradeniya, Gammaduwa, Kithulgala, and Knuckles Mountain Range. DescriptionThe body is with small, granular scales, intermixed with larger keeled scales. Midventral scakes are cycloid and imbricate, numbring 35. Toes are short. Males have 3-4 pre-anal pores and 3-4 femoral pores. The dorsum is dark brown to nearly black, typically with small white spots that are edged with brown color. Venter is light brown. Ecology & DietIt is found under and inside decaying fallen logs. It is found inside houses, under piles of wood. Its diet presumably consists small arthropods. ReproductionFemales typically lay 2 eggs and are produced at a time between the months of April and July. Hatchlings measure 23mm and lack the pale spots on the dorsum. References
3 : Reptiles of Sri Lanka|Cyrtodactylus|Reptiles described in 1864 |
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