Adult males have an oblong head in dorsal view that is somewhat narrow, flattened and distinct from the neck. Adult males have keeled pectoral and abdominal scales, with abdominal scales slightly larger than the dorsals. Adult males have hindlimbs slightly longer and thicker than the forelimbs. It inhabits a karst formation in lowland limestone forest surrounded by highly disturbed, urbanized habitat. Individuals were observed active by day and retreated into rock crevices when capture was attempted. It is recorded from the karst formation at Phung Chang Cave, Mueang Phangnga District, Phangnga Province, Thailand.
Adult males have an oblong head in dorsal view that is somewhat narrow, flattened and distinct from the neck.
It inhabits a karst formation in lowland limestone forest surrounded by highly disturbed, urbanized habitat. Individuals were observed active by day and retreated into rock crevices when capture was attempted.
Adult males have keeled pectoral and abdominal scales, with abdominal scales slightly larger than the dorsals.
Adult males have hindlimbs slightly longer and thicker than the forelimbs.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.