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Western banded gecko (Coleonyx variegatus)
This delicate-looking lizard seldom exceeds 3 inches in length, excluding the tail. It has moveable eyelids and large eyes with vertical pupils. The small body scales are granular and soft; the toes are slender. There is a constriction at the base of the otherwise bulky tail. [eng]

Coleonyx brevis (juvenile/Jungtier)
Photo. [eng]

Coleonyx variegatus
Photo. [eng]

MN-CR-Defensive behaviour of the western banded Gecko, Coleonyx variegatus
Base de datos bibliográfica con recursos de información de bibliotecas y centros de documentación de Centroamérica: Guatelama, Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador y Costa Rica. [spa]

Coleonyx brevis
Photo. [eng]

Coleonyx
While traipsing through garbage dumps may not sound appealing to most people, it is one of the best places to find banded geckos (Coleonyx sp.). Upon capture, many species in this genus let out an amazingly loud squeaking sound similar to the noises that emanate from a rusty door hinge. Some members of this genus are very common across the Southwest, while others are very rare and only known from a few specimens. The genus Coleonyx has species across the Southwestern United States in Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, California, Utah, and Nevada. [eng]

Easy Exotics - Exotic Pets, Food & Equipment. Texas Banded Gecko - Coleonyx brevis
UK pet shop suppliers of exotic pets like Mantis, Scorpions, Tarantulas, Millipedes, snakes, lizards and frogs. They require medium tank to do well, this should be at least 2 feet long and 18 inches high and 12 inches wide, use calcium sand or arid land substrate for these night active geckos. [eng]

COLEONYX MITRATUS
Le coleonyx mitratus vit au centre et au sud-ouest de l’amérique. Il a une taille de 10 a 15 cm environ. [fra]

Coleonyx variegatus, the San Diego Banded Gecko
Nocturnal habits; often emits faint squeaks when handled. Very fragile species, handle with care. Some individuals from Riverside and San Bernardino Counties may have spots on their head and their dorsal bands may be more spotted and wider, characteristic of the Desert Banded Gecko (Coleonyx variegatus variegatus). [eng]

Coleonyx variegatus, the San Diego Banded Gecko
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Coleonyx swaitaki
Range: Southern Baja north to near Palm Springs; the islands off the Pacific and gulf coasts of Baja. [eng]

Aggregation in the banded gecko, Coleonyx variegatus.
Aggregation of Ceoleonyx variegatus in diurnal shelter sites is shown to be a statistically valid phenomenon, confirming earlier reports based on subjective impressions. Preliminary data on causative factors suggest that limited burrow availability promoted aggregation. Experiments in which two individuals were placed in cages having an excess of burrows revealed no indication of interindividual attraction. However, these results do not exclude the operation of social factors in aggregation. [eng]

C. mitratus
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Coleonyx variegatus
Photos & text by Dr. Robert Sprackland. [eng]

C. variegatus
Photo. [eng]

Vivaristik - Galerie / Coleonyx elegans - www.oropel.de
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Western Banded Gecko (Coleonyx variegatus)
These delicate little pastel-colored lizards seem too fragile to survive in the extreme heat and dryness of the southwestern U.S. deserts, but they get along just fine, thank you, primarily by coming out only at night. [eng]

C. elegans
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C. switaki
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Coleonyx Mitratus
Les Geckos rayés du Nicaragua s'élevent a peu près comme les geckos léopards (Eublepharis Macularius) Il est un peu plus petit que celui ci (15 cm). Il ne peut donc pas être nourri avec des bébés souriceaux. L'humidité par contre un peu plus élevée que pour l'eublepharis macularius. [fra]

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