Wildlifeof India
Cnemaspis stellapulvis
GeckosCnemaspis stellapulvis
Basic stats
Diet
Insects
Habitat
Rocks (rock-dwelling); an isolated hill range
Range
Mysore Plateau, Karnataka: near Yadiyur on the Mandya–Tumkur district border
Cnemaspis stellapulvis is a diurnal, insect-eating, rock-dwelling gecko endemic to the Mysore Plateau of Karnataka in South India. It occurs only in an isolated hill range near Yadiyur on the border of Mandya and Tumkur districts (Wikipedia, general species account).
The account used here gives no further detail.
Quick answers
- What does the Cnemaspis stellapulvis eat?
- Insects
- What habitat does the Cnemaspis stellapulvis live in?
- Rocks (rock-dwelling); an isolated hill range
- Where is the Cnemaspis stellapulvis found?
- Mysore Plateau, Karnataka: near Yadiyur on the Mandya–Tumkur district border