Midline Knob-tail Gecko (Nephrurus vertebralis) Turtles they thrive in large enclosures

they thrive in large enclosures with climbing structures

Removes red pigmentation while enhancing yellow and brown tones

Issues typically arise from poor husbandry

with a basking area of 88–90°F (31–32°C)

and parts of Baja California

Midline Knob-tail Gecko (Nephrurus vertebralis) Turtles they thrive in large enclosuresMidline Knob Tail Gecko Scientific Name: Nephrurus vertebralisCommon Name: Midline Knob Tail Gecko Species Overview Size: Adult Midline Knob Tail Geckos typically reach 45 inches (1013 cm) in total length, including the tail. They are compact, ground dwelling geckos with short limbs, a thick body, and a small, rounded tail ending in the characteristic knob that defines the genus. Appearance: Nephrurus vertebralis exhibits a sandy to reddish brown base