Ringed Wall Gecko vs. Mediterranean Gecko
Mediterranean House Geckos live on walls across southern California, Redlands included. A: Undivided pads running the whole length of each toe in the Ringed Wall Gecko; pads divided down the middle, on the wider end of the toe in the Mediterranean House Gecko. B: Big (to 6 in), grey to tan, with four white shoulder spots in the Ringed Wall Gecko; small (to 5 in), pinkish-pale with dark and pale spots in the Mediterranean House Gecko.
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