Wangkhram Bent-toed Gecko

Wangkhram Bent-toed GeckoAdult males have a flattened head distinct from the neck and triangular in dorsal view. Adult males have small granular dorsal scales interspersed with low, weakly keeled tubercles. Adult males have hindlimbs more robust than the forelimbs. It has been recorded in and around karst formations, on rock walls, in crevices, on boulders, vines and concrete poles. It is recorded from the type locality at Tham Wangkhram, Khao Khao, La-ngu District, Satun Province, southern Thailand.What does it look like?Adult males have a flattened head distinct from the neck and triangular in dorsal view.Where and how does it live?It has been recorded in and around karst formations, on rock walls, in crevices, on boulders, vines and concrete poles.Adult males have small granular dorsal scales interspersed with low, weakly keeled tubercles.Adult males have hindlimbs more robust than the forelimbs.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.