Keeled Rock Gecko vs. Western Banded Gecko
Both are slim geckos with no toe pads, out on the ground at night; their records overlap in the desert. A: Rows of big keeled warts in the Keeled Rock Gecko; soft and smooth, with dark crossbands in the Western Banded Gecko. B: No movable eyelid; a vertical pupil in the Keeled Rock Gecko; movable eyelids (it blinks) in the Western Banded Gecko. C: Thin and bent in the Keeled Rock Gecko; slim, no pads in the Western Banded Gecko.
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