House Gecko (Shed Skin)

Commonly found in and around human dwellings, tropical and subtropical environments, and gardens.

Primarily insectivorous, feeding on crickets, moths, cockroaches, and spiders.

Nocturnal hunters that use sticky toe pads to climb vertical surfaces. They regularly shed their skin as they grow, often eating the shed to recycle nutrients.

Harmless to humans. They provide significant benefits by controlling indoor pest populations like mosquitoes and flies.