Spotted House Gecko vs. Asian House Gecko
Both are South Asian house geckos (they live together in Sri Lanka) spread around the world by shipping. A: Rows of dark spots and small white bumps in the Spotted House Gecko; smooth and faintly marked, with few or no bumps in the Asian House Gecko. The Asian House Gecko chirps loudly ('chik-chik-chik'); it has not yet been confirmed in Texas.
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