Tropical house gecko

The tropical house gecko, scientifically known as Hemidactylus mabouia, is a small lizard species that has successfully adapted to urban and suburban environments worldwide. Characterized by its slender body and large, lidless eyes, this gecko typically displays a mottled or speckled coloration in shades of brown or gray. The tropical house gecko is renowned for its ability to thrive in human habitats, often taking residence in and around buildings, where it feeds on insects attracted to artificial lights. Its versatility and widespread distribution make it a familiar sight in tropical and subtropical regions, serving as a fascinating example of wildlife adapting to human-altered landscapes.