කව්රුහරි දන්නවනම් මේ සතා මොකද කියල කියනවද?
UPDATE
These are nocturnal, ground dwelling species. The Spotted Bow-finger Gecko (Geckoella triedra) is mainly restricted to the wet zone rain forests. However, we have also discovered specimens in the vicinity of human settlements and anthropogenic vegetation. Favorite niches are leaf litter and tree buttresses. Usually two eggs are stuck to the underside of large rocks. Geckoella yakhuna is the only endemic gecko restricted to the dry zone of the country. It's a slow mowing, terrestrial species inhabiting damp, rotten timber and heaps of dead leaves. Body colour pattern largely varies among individuals. The status of the other species of the genus, Geckolla collegalensis, is doubtful as some herpetologists have considered it to be a colour variety of G. yakhuna. Das & De Silva (2005) have not included this species in their checklist.
Thanks To "Fire Dragon"
UPDATE
These are nocturnal, ground dwelling species. The Spotted Bow-finger Gecko (Geckoella triedra) is mainly restricted to the wet zone rain forests. However, we have also discovered specimens in the vicinity of human settlements and anthropogenic vegetation. Favorite niches are leaf litter and tree buttresses. Usually two eggs are stuck to the underside of large rocks. Geckoella yakhuna is the only endemic gecko restricted to the dry zone of the country. It's a slow mowing, terrestrial species inhabiting damp, rotten timber and heaps of dead leaves. Body colour pattern largely varies among individuals. The status of the other species of the genus, Geckolla collegalensis, is doubtful as some herpetologists have considered it to be a colour variety of G. yakhuna. Das & De Silva (2005) have not included this species in their checklist.
Thanks To "Fire Dragon"
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