[Kelentari]

I've thought Sir William here was a Hemidactylus frenatus since I acquired him back in December '07, but now I'm not so sure....

I hardly ever see him--he just comes out of his coconut briefly when I put a cricket in for him. He stayed out a little extra the other night after getting his cricket so I snagged a pic of him. I then got lucky again later that night and saw him on the side of his house! I grabbed the camera and got another pic!

So yeah...what do you guys think he is?

[conus]

Greetings friend,could you give me some more details about this gecko,like the lamellae count of the first and fourth toe.H. frenatus should have 4-5 lamellae under the first and 9-10 under fourth toe. the presence of pre-ano femoral pores,(if male) should be 26-36.Also 10-12 upper and 8-10 lower labials,along with a large,subtriangular mental are the characteristic of this species.Warm regards,Javed Ahmed.

[naja]

Dear friend,
The pictures you have uploaded are surely are not that of H. frenatus, but instead might be of H. brookii, H. pursicus or H. tursicus.
I will let you know of the identity of this gecko soon.
Cheers.

[Kelentari]

Thanks for the info, guys! I did some searching on the three you listed, naja, and I'm thinking Sir William looks mostly like a turcicus compared to the other two. I'm eager to see what you come up with! Again, I appreciate the feedback!

[danscantle]

It is turcicus. I take it you caught it Texas? The are common throughout the state.

[Kelentari]

Originally Posted by danscantle

It is turcicus. I take it you caught it Texas? The are common throughout the state.

Aye, he was caught in Texas. Thanks for your input!