Ringed Wall Gecko vs. Flat-tailed House Gecko
Out of state (Florida and Arizona towns) their records share one-degree squares. A: No skin flaps; a round, warty tail in the Ringed Wall Gecko; a fringe of skin along each side and a flat tail with scalloped edges in the Flat-tailed House Gecko. B: Four white shoulder spots in the Ringed Wall Gecko; no white shoulder spots in the Flat-tailed House Gecko.
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