Wildlifeof Sri Lanka
Dolukanda Round-eyed Gecko
GeckosCnemaspis alwisi
Basic stats
Range
Endemic to Sri Lanka
Size
Snout–vent 33–40mm
The Dolukanda round-eyed gecko, also known as Alwis' day gecko, is a diurnal gecko endemic to Sri Lanka, named for the zoologist Lyn de Alwis (1930 to 2006) for his work in wildlife conservation. Adults measure 33 to 40 mm from snout to vent, and the species is oviparous (Wikipedia, general species account).
No further description or ecology was found. Nationally Near Threatened (Sri Lanka National Red List 2012).
Quick answers
- Where is the Dolukanda Round-eyed Gecko found?
- Endemic to Sri Lanka
- How big is the Dolukanda Round-eyed Gecko?
- Snout–vent 33–40mm