Indo-Pacific Slender Gecko vs. Asian House Gecko
Both live on Hawaiian islands; the Slender Gecko hides under bark and in leaf bases, often in upland forest. A: Very slender and long, short legs, small head in the Indo-Pacific Slender Gecko; an ordinary gecko build in the Asian House Gecko. B: Round and plain, no spines in the Indo-Pacific Slender Gecko; rings of small spines in the Asian House Gecko. The Slender Gecko is small (3 to 3.5 inches) and secretive.
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