Phelsuma parva
Phelsuma parva is a species of gecko that is native to southeastern Madagascar. This gecko is known for its small size and specific geographic distribution.
Key Facts
- ›Endemic to southeastern Madagascar.
- ›Belongs to the Phelsuma genus.
- ›A species of gecko.
- ›Its common name is the small day gecko.
- ›Information about its specific characteristics and behaviors is limited in available records.

Small Day Gecko
Southeastern Madagascar
About Phelsuma parva
Phelsuma parva is a species of gecko that is found exclusively in southeastern Madagascar. As a member of the Phelsuma genus, it is categorized among the day geckos, though specific details regarding its physical characteristics, behavior, and ecological role are not extensively documented in general records.
Taxonomy and Distribution
The scientific classification places Phelsuma parva within the Gekkonidae family. Its known geographic distribution is limited to the southeastern region of Madagascar, indicating it is an endemic species to this area. The common name associated with this species is the small day gecko, hinting at its size relative to other geckos in the Phelsuma genus.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Phelsuma parva found?
Phelsuma parva is found exclusively in southeastern Madagascar. It is endemic to this specific region of the island.
What type of lizard is Phelsuma parva?
Phelsuma parva is a species of gecko. It belongs to the genus Phelsuma, commonly known as day geckos.
What are the distinguishing features of Phelsuma parva?
Detailed distinguishing features of Phelsuma parva are not widely documented in readily available records. It is identified as a species of gecko endemic to southeastern Madagascar.
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