Tokay Gecko vs. Indo-Pacific House Gecko
Tokay Geckos and Indo-Pacific House Geckos share the walls round lights in south Florida. A: Blue-grey with orange or brick-red spots in the Tokay Gecko; smooth grey-brown, no spots in the Indo-Pacific House Gecko. B: Round; ringed black and white in the young in the Tokay Gecko; flattened, with a fringe of small spiny scales along each edge in the Indo-Pacific House Gecko. The Tokay is huge (8 to 14 in) and barks; the Indo-Pacific House Gecko is about 5 in.
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