Homopholis fasciataとは 意味・読み方・使い方

Homopholis fasciata is a small gecko that lives in East Africa. In captivity, they require manty hiding spots and 80-90F heating by means of a heat mat. "Description: An attractive little gecko with soft, velvety skin. Don’t be too quick to pet one though, most will bite viciously! From Tropical East Africa (Tanzania etc.) where they inhabit wet or dry savannas containing large trees. They can be found hiding under the bark and in the crevasses of these trees. Mostly nocturnal but it may also be somewhat active during the day. The body shape is rather stout with a bunt, non-tapering tail and toes that have both adhesive pads and claws. Overall color ranges through greens, grays and browns with a nice chevron pattern down the back. They grow to 3½" - 4½".