First, let’s start with the Nephrurus genus, commonly known as the knob-tailed gecko. These geckos are known for their distinctive knob-like tail, which is used for defensive purposes and as a fat storage. The Nephrurus genus is comprised of several species, each with their own unique characteristics.

The Nephrurus deleani is another species found in Australia. These geckos are known for their unique pattern of orange and black spots on their back and a yellowish-orange belly. They are also active during the day and are known to be quite docile.

Next, we have the Nephrurus levis levis, which is also known as the “smooth knob-tailed gecko.” These geckos are found in the arid regions of Australia and have a unique pattern of orange and black spots on their back and a yellowish-orange belly. They are active during the day and are known to be quite docile.

The Nephrurus wheeleri cinctus, also known as the “ringed knob-tailed gecko,” is a species found in the arid regions of Australia. These geckos have a unique pattern of orange and black spots on their back and a yellowish-orange belly. They are active during the day and are known to be quite docile.

Lastly, we want to introduce you to the Underwoodisaurus milii, also known as the “Mille’s knob-tailed gecko,” is a species found in the arid regions of Australia. These geckos have a unique pattern of orange and black spots on their back and a yellowish-orange belly. They are active during the day and are known to be quite docile.

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