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hi, i found this creature while i was traveling in desert at night. can any of you help me ID this specie please? i had a hard time finding it since it has a close look to banded geckos, i am still not sure since the coloring is quiet different. this one is less than 4" long but i found another one that was longer than 9".
thanks
i forgot to mention that he sounds like a snake and shakes his tail like one when you get close to him 
and he takes his tail high when stressed and running away. comes out an nights and not a fast runner.
Hof far east are you? Its a juvenile Teratoscincus spec.
Ingo
North east Iran, Afghanistan border. can you give me more details about this specie.
its a frog eye gecko, im not sure of the sub species, but hers a gorgeous little guy
I is is most possibly a Teratoscincus bedriagei, the most rare species of frogeyeds in captivity.
Can be kept as well as all other Teratoscincus spp.
hope this helps. And it is indeed in a juvenil coloration. How big is it?
Definatley a frog eye.....nice find there! Be careful, though, they have very delicate skin.
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