When Is a Frog-Eyed Gecko Fully Grown?

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A frog-eyed gecko’s adulthood can be judged by size: a body length of 15 cm means it is grown. It is a fairly large gecko, reaching up to 17 cm overall, with large scales on limbs, body, and tail, and a light brown color with black stripes or banded markings. Its lifespan is generally 8 to 10 years, and with good care it can live even longer.

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