Tropical House Gecko vs. Common Four-clawed Gecko
iNaturalist observation maps: they share walls and houses in Florida and the Caribbean. A: 4 to 5 dark W-shaped bands and small raised warts in the Tropical House Gecko; smooth, plump, pinkish-grey, no warts in the Common Four-clawed Gecko. B: Round, ringed with small spines in the Tropical House Gecko; round and plain, no spines in the Common Four-clawed Gecko.
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