Indo-Pacific House Gecko vs. Common Four-clawed Gecko
Both are night geckos on Hawaiian houses and trunks; the Indo-Pacific House Gecko now lives mostly at higher elevations. A: Yellow to orange in the Indo-Pacific House Gecko; whitish in the Common Four-clawed Gecko. B: Grey-brown with small pale spots in the Indo-Pacific House Gecko; plump, soft, pinkish see-through skin in the Common Four-clawed Gecko. The Indo-Pacific House Gecko is all female.
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