Scott Trageser posted this photo on Herpnation of Anolis leachii eating a gecko in Codrington, Barbuda. Here’s a few more details he sent while travelling in Madagascar: “The story was, I was photographing the gecko for a distribution note and the A. leachii came down and grabbed before I could even pull the shot off! The leachi would stay high in the trees so despite being large, we seldom saw them.”
Note: it is proper to spell leachii with two “ii”‘s
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george z
So anolephilic. Geckos have scientific names as well.
Jonathan Losos
Go on…
Skip Lazell
Big anoles eat Sphaeros regularly; is this not in the lit? Yes, what kind of gecko?
James Stroud
Looks like Hemidactylus turcicus to me