Centralian rough knob-tailed gecko
Nephrurus amyae
- Habitat
- Desert, Rocky habitat, Terrestrial, Saxicolous
- Diet
- Insects, Arthropods
Facts
- It is identified by an extremely spiny rump and thighs, with irregular basal scales around the tubercles in those areas.
- A recorded clutch contains two eggs.
- It is the largest and most heavily spined member of the Nephrurus asper species group.
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