Keeled Rock Gecko vs. Mediterranean Gecko
Both are introduced, warty geckos; their records overlap in southern California. A: Thin and bent, with no pads in the Keeled Rock Gecko; wide toe pads in the Mediterranean House Gecko. B: Rows of big keeled warts on sandy grey in the Keeled Rock Gecko; raised warts on pale pinkish or grey in the Mediterranean House Gecko.
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