Adult males have a triangular, elongated head. Adult males have rounded, non-overlapping gular scales that become larger and more ovoid toward the venter. Adult males have a vestigial, clawless first finger, while fingers II–V are well developed. It is recorded from both exterior and interior walls of residences in Langdao Village. It has also been observed preying on mosquitoes. It is recorded from Langdao Village, Menglian Dai, Lahu and Wa Autonomous County, Yunnan, China.
Adult males have a triangular, elongated head.
It is recorded from both exterior and interior walls of residences in Langdao Village. It has also been observed preying on mosquitoes.
Adult males have rounded, non-overlapping gular scales that become larger and more ovoid toward the venter.
Adult males have a vestigial, clawless first finger, while fingers II–V are well developed.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.