Istia
Istia is a genus of small, nocturnal lizards belonging to the family Gekkonidae, commonly known as geckos. These lizards are found in the Mediterranean region, with most species native to Greece and Turkey. The genus Istia is characterized by its relatively small size, typically ranging from 7 to 10 centimeters in length, and its distinctive coloration. Many Istia species exhibit a grayish-brown or sandy appearance, which provides excellent camouflage against rocky substrates.
The most well-known species within the genus is Istia sefteneri, often referred to as the Aegean wall
Reproduction in Istia typically involves the laying of small clutches of eggs, usually one or two at