Afroedura africana

Afroedura africana is a Espèce of gecko of the Sous-famille of the geckoninés .

Geographical distribution

One meets this Espèce in Namibia and South Africa.

Subspecies

  • Afroedura africana africana (Boulenger, 1888)

  • Afroedura africana namaquensis (Fitzsimons, 1938)
  • Afroedura africana tirasensis (Haacke, 1965)

Climatic parameters

Breeding in captivity

Food

This species is insectivorous and consumes the majority of the Insecte S and Arthropode S of adapted size.

Behavior

Maturity

Sexage

Reproduction

Layings

Incubation

The small ones

Diseases

See too

References:

  • Loveridge, A. 1947 Revision off the African lizards off the family Gekkondiae. Bulletin off the Driven. Comp. Zool, Harvard 98:1 - 469
  • Fitzsimons, V.F.M. 1938 Transvaal Museum Forwarding to South-West Africa and Little Namaqualand, May to August 1937 - Reptiles and Amphibians. Ann. Transvaal Driven. (Pretoria) 19 (2): 153-209
  • Boulenger, G.A. 1888 One new gold little known South African reptiles. Ann. Mag. nat. Hist. (6) 2:136 - 141
  • Atlas of the terrariophile Vol.3: the lizards . Animalia Editions, 2003. ISBN 2-9517895-2-1

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