White-Spotted Wall Gecko
Tarentola annularis
The white-spotted wall gecko occurs across parts of northern Africa and nearby arid regions, using rocky refuges and buildings. It is a robust gecko with rough dorsal tubercles, adhesive toe pads and four pale spots around the shoulders. Captive keepers and research colonies have bred it.
Housing needs secure shelters and climbing surfaces, controlled warm and cooler areas and access to water, with insects as the main food. Adults can be territorial and are usually housed separately except for managed breeding. Females lay eggs.
Colors: Wild Type
