- The Texas Banded Gecko is located in southwestern. Texas, parts of New Mexico and Mexico along the Rio Grande River Valley. The Texas Banded Gecko feeds on spiders and insects. The Texas Banded Gecko's habitat is rocky crevices and canyons. Its look like small and Approximate length:Average length is 4 - 4.8 inches. The female Texas Banded Gecko will lay 1 - 2 oval white eggs per year. Primarily nocturnal and carnivorous, they will consume almost any kind of small arthropods. They are capable of vocalizing, and sometimes emit squeaking noises, most often when harassed or handled. Reproduction occurs in the late spring, and they lay one or two eggs, which are surprisingly large compared to the size of the gecko.
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