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Northland Green Gecko

Geckos

Photo: Bernard Spragg. NZ · CC0

Naultinus grayii

Basic stats

Habitat

Northland forest and shrubland

Range

Northland

Size

Snout–vent length up to about 100 mm

The Northland green gecko is a large arboreal gecko restricted to northern North Island vegetation. Bright green upperparts carry pale spots or stripes; a blue mouth with a red tongue separates it from the Aupōuri gecko’s pink-lilac mouth.

It occurs through Northland south of the Aupōuri Peninsula, including several offshore islands. It moves through shrubs and trees by day, using a prehensile tail and feeding on insects, nectar and fruit.

Northland green gecko is At Risk — Declining (NZ Threat Classification). Predator-managed Northland reserves with sunny native shrubland provide the best chance.

Quick answers

What habitat does the Northland Green Gecko live in?
Northland forest and shrubland
Where is the Northland Green Gecko found?
Northland
How big is the Northland Green Gecko?
Snout–vent length up to about 100 mm
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