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Hoplodactylus cryptozoicus
(Takitimu Gecko)
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| Scientific Name | Hoplodactylus cryptozoicus |
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| Common Name | Takitimu Gecko |
| CITES Status | unknown |
| Life Span | unknown |
| Period | Nocturnal |
| Diet | Omnivore |
| Length | unknown |
| Weight | unknown |
| Terrestrial | Terrestrial |
| Distrobution | Found in alpine regions of the South Island of New Zealand.
Appears to live in scree slopes. |
| Notes | Similar to Hoplodactylus granulatus in colouration |
| Sub-Species | None |
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| Humidity | unknown |
Daytime Temp | unknown |
| Nighttime Temp | unknown |
Basking Temp | unknown |
| Groups OK | unknown |
Territorial Males | unknown |
| Difficulty | unknown |
Temp-Sexed | unknown |
| Incubation Temp | unknown |
Incubation Time | unknown |
| Food | Insectivorous, and will occasionally take fruit, berries, and nectar |
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| All members of the Hoplodactylus genera are nocturnal, but will come out to bask occasionally. All are insectivorous, and will occasionally take fruit, berries, and nectar. Generally ground dwellers, except for granulatus and delcourti (in theory!!!), though all are known to climb into foliage to feed (except for cryptozoicus and kahutarae as there is no foliage to climb). |
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