Adult males have a somewhat stout, relatively short body. Adult males have small, smooth, homogeneous granular scales on the back. Adult males have elongate, slender digits with slightly recurved claws and no interdigital webbing. It inhabits granite caves and associated old buildings within closed-canopy forest. It uses narrow, long, deep crevices as hiding places. It is recorded from the Galgiriya mountain range in Kurunegala District, North Western Province, Sri Lanka.
Adult males have a somewhat stout, relatively short body.
It inhabits granite caves and associated old buildings within closed-canopy forest. It uses narrow, long, deep crevices as hiding places.
Adult males have small, smooth, homogeneous granular scales on the back.
Adult males have elongate, slender digits with slightly recurved claws and no interdigital webbing.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.