Cyrtodactylus - Species

Species Authority Common name Geographic range
C. aaroni New Guinea
C. abrae Rainforest Banded Gecko Cape York Peninsula, Queensland, Australia
C. adleri Nicobar Islands, Andaman Sea, India
C. aequalis Mon State, Myanmar
C. agusanensis Mindanao Bow-fingered Gecko Mindanao Island, The Philippines
C. angularis Angulated Bow-fingered Gecko Eastern Thailand
C. annandalei Sagaing Division, Myanmar
C. annulatus Annulated Bow-fingered Gecko Mindanao Island, The Philippines
C. aravallensis Delhi Ridge, India
C. aurensis Johor, Peninsular Malaysia
C. auribalteatus Thailand
C. ayeyarwadyensis Rakhine State, Myanmar
C. badenensis Southern Vietnam
C. baluensis Balu Bow-fingered Gecko Mount Kinabalu, Borneo
C. basoglui Basoglui Bow-fingered Gecko Turkey
C. batik Indonesia
C. battalensis Pakistan
C. batucolus Pulau Besar of the Water Islands Archipelago off the west coast of Melaka, Peninsular Malaysia
C. biordinis Guadalcanal Bow-fingered Gecko Mount Austen, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands
C. boreoclivus Papua New Guinea
C. brevidactylus Myanmar
C. brevipalmatus Khao Luang, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Peninsular Thailand
C. buchardi Laos
C. capreoloides Papua New Guinea
C. caspius Caspian Naked-fingered Gecko Iran
C. cavernicolus Sarawak Bow-fingered Gecko, Niah Cave Gecko Sarawak
C. chanhomeae Thailand
C. chrysopylos Panluang-Pyadakin Wildlife Sanctuary, Shan State, Myanmar
C. collegalensis Spotted Forest Gecko
C. condorensis Pulo Condore Bow-fingered Gecko, Con Dao Bow-fingered Gecko Pulo Condore Island, Vietnam
C. consobrinoides
C. consobrinus Peters' Bow-fingered Gecko
C. cracens
C. cryptus Vietnam
C. cucphuongensis Vietnam
C. darmandvillei Darmandville Bow-fingered Gecko
C. dattanensis Khan's Bow-fingered Gecko
C. deccanensis Gunther's Indian Gecko Northern Western Ghats of India
C. derongo Derongo Bow-fingered Gecko Papua, New Guinea
C. deveti Moluccan Bow-fingered Gecko
C. edwardtaylori Edward Taylor's Gecko, Badulla Bow-fingered Gecko
C. eisenmani
C. elok Malaysia Bow-fingered Gecko
C. epiroticus Papua New Guinea
C. feae Ugly Bow-fingered Gecko
C. fedtschenkoi Turkistan Rock Gecko
C. fraenatus Sri Lanka Bow-fingered Gecko
C. gansi Min Dat District, Chin State, Myanmar
C. grismeri
C. gubernatoris Sikkimese Bent-toed Gecko Darjeeling, India
C. himalayanus Himalaya Bow-fingered Gecko Jammu, India
C. hontreensis Vietnam
C. huynhi Huynh Bent-toed Gecko
C. ingeri Sabah Bow-fingered Gecko Sabah, Borneo
C. interdigitalis Skin-toe Forest Gecko
C. intermedius Intermediate Bow-fingered Gecko
C. irianjayaensis Papua, New Guinea
C. irregularis Irregular Bow-fingered Gecko
C. jarakensis Pulau Jarak off the west coast of Perak, Peninsular Malaysia
C. jarujini Jarujin's Forest Gecko
C. jellesmae Kabaena Bow-fingered Gecko
C. jeyporensis Jeypore Rock Gecko
C. khasiensis Khasi Hills Bent-toed Gecko India and northern Burma
C. klugei Papua New Guinea
C. laevigatus Komodo Bow-fingered Gecko
C. lateralis Sumatra Bow-fingered Gecko
C. lawderanus Stoliczka's Bow-fingered Gecko
C. loriae Boulenger's Bow-fingered Gecko
C. louisiadensis Ring-tailed Gecko Australia, Shortland Island
C. macrotuberculatus Malaysia
C. madarensis Luminous Rock Gecko
C. malayanus Borneo Bow-fingered Gecko Borneo
C. malcomsmithi Smith's Bent-toed Gecko Punjab, India
C. mansarulus Jammu Bent-toed Gecko
C. marmoratus Marbled Bow-fingered Gecko Thailand, Malay Peninsula, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea.
C. martini Vietnam
C. matsuii Hikida's Bow-fingered Gecko
C. medogensis Medog Bow-fingered Gecko
C. mimikanus False Bow-fingered Gecko
C. murua Papua New Guinea
C. nebulosus
C. nigriocularis
C. novaeguineae New Guinea Bow-fingered Gecko New Guinea
C. nuaulu Indonesia
C. oldhami Oldham's Bow-fingered Gecko
C. pageli Laos
C. pantiensis Gunung Panti Forest Reserve, Johor, Peninsular Malaysia
C. papilionoides Butterfly Forest Gecko
C. papuensis Papua Bow-fingered Gecko
C. peguensis Thai Bow-fingered Gecko
C. philippinicus Philippine Bow-fingered Gecko
C. phongnhakebangensis Phong Nha-Ke Bang Bow-fingered Gecko Vietnam
C. pseudoquadrivirgatus
C. pubisulcus Inger's Bow-fingered Gecko
C. pulchellus Malayan Forest Gecko Southeast Asia
C. quadrivirgatus Taylor's Bow-fingered Gecko
C. ramboda
C. redimiculus Palawan Bow-fingered Gecko
C. robustus Papua New Guinea
C. rubidus Red Bow-fingered Gecko Andaman Islands; Myanmar
C. russelli Htamanthi Wildlife Sanctuary, Sagaing Division and Indawgyi Wildlife Sanctuary, Rakhine State, Myanmar
C. sadleiri Sadleir's Bow-fingered Gecko Christmas Island
C. seribuatensis
C. sermowaiensis DeRooij's Bow-fingered Gecko New Guinea
C. serpensinsula Serpent Island Gecko
C. serratus Papua New Guinea
C. slowinskii
C. soba
C. stoliczkai Frontier Bow-fingered Gecko South Asia
C. stresemanni
C. subsolanus Sinharaja Bent-Toed Gecko Sri Lanka
C. sumonthai
C. sworderi Johore Bow-fingered Gecko
C. takouensis Ta Kou Bent-toed Gecko
C. teyniei Laos
C. thirakhupti Thirakhupt's Bent-toed Gecko Thailand
C. tibetanus
C. tigroides Thailand
C. tiomanensis
C. tripartitus Papua New Guinea
C. variegatus Variegated Bow-fingered Gecko
C. wakeorum Southern Rakhine State, Myanmar
C. wallacei
C. walli India; Pakistan
C. wetariensis Wetar Bow-fingered Gecko
C. yakhuna
C. yangbayensis Vietnam
C. yoshii Yoshi's Bow-fingered Gecko
C. zugii Melanesia

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