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Wahlberg's velvet gecko
Wahlberg's velvet gecko (''Homopholis walbergii'') is a large gecko up to 21 cm (av. 14–18 cm) that occurs exclusively in southern Africa. It is endemic to Miombo and Mopane bushveld of Botswana, South Africa, Swaziland, Zimbabwe and Mozambique. It is so called because the skin looks like velvet and feels like soft velvet to the touch. Its back varies from dark grey to soft grey-brown and may be crossed with paler chevrons or crossbars or have mottled paler areas nestled along the centre of its back and spine. The largest part of their range covers Zimbabwe.
==Behaviour==
These geckos are both nocturnal and diurnal. They only venture far from their usual roost at night and courtship general occurs at night. They are frequently found in Boabab trees and often in the roofs and walls of traditional mud-huts and human dwellings. They feed on soft-bodied insects like cockroaches, grasshoppers and termites but will also take crickets, katydids or millipedes.
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