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Takitimu Gecko

Geckos

Mokopirirakau cryptozoicus

Basic stats

Habitat

Subalpine rock, tussock and shrubland

Range

Takitimu Mountains (Southland)

Size

Snout–vent length up to about 80 mm

The Takitimu gecko is a secretive mountain gecko restricted to the Takitimu Range of Southland. Its grey-brown body has pale and dark blotches that resemble lichen and rock, with a broad head and dark mottled eyes.

It is known from rocky subalpine sites in the Takitimu Mountains. It shelters deep in rock crevices and emerges in suitable conditions to hunt insects.

Takitimu gecko is Threatened — Nationally Critical (NZ Threat Classification). The rugged range and cryptic pattern make encounters rare outside targeted surveys.

Quick answers

What habitat does the Takitimu Gecko live in?
Subalpine rock, tussock and shrubland
Where is the Takitimu Gecko found?
Takitimu Mountains (Southland)
How big is the Takitimu Gecko?
Snout–vent length up to about 80 mm
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