Flat-tailed House Gecko

The flat-tailed house gecko, also called the frilled house gecko, is a gecko of south-eastern and southern Asia. It has folds of skin (patagia) on the trunk, tail and rear limbs that are used in gliding. The body is flattened and covered above with uniform small granules, and a skin expansion runs from armpit to groin and along the back of the hind limb (Wikipedia, general species account).

It is found in Bangladesh, northern India, Nepal, Bhutan, China, Sri Lanka and much of Southeast Asia. One measured animal had a head and body of 61mm and a tail of 66mm. The sources opened say nothing on its diet or breeding in the wild, or where in Bhutan it occurs.