Wildlifeof Sri Lanka
Rajakaruna's Round-eyed Gecko
GeckosCnemaspis rajakarunai
Basic stats
Habitat
Lowland rainforest near Salgala
Range
Endemic to Sri Lanka
Size
Male 36–40mm snout–vent
Rajakaruna's round-eyed gecko, or Rajakaruna's day gecko, is a diurnal gecko endemic to Sri Lanka, recorded from lowland rainforest near Salgala. It is named for the photographer Henry Rajakaruna. It can be identified by the absence of precloacal pores, and males measure 36 to 40 mm from snout to vent (Wikipedia, general species account).
No ecology was found for this entry, and no national Red List category was found.
Quick answers
- What habitat does the Rajakaruna's Round-eyed Gecko live in?
- Lowland rainforest near Salgala
- Where is the Rajakaruna's Round-eyed Gecko found?
- Endemic to Sri Lanka
- How big is the Rajakaruna's Round-eyed Gecko?
- Male 36–40mm snout–vent