Two species of Phyllodactylus are known from this area, P. tuberculosus and P. homolepidurus. The area field guide isn't particularly reassuring about distinguishing them; it lists some typical differences but then says "Distinguishing between the Sonoran Leaf-toed Gecko and the Yellow-bellied Gecko is often difficult, and some specimens defy characterization to one species or the other". I studied my photos for a while and tentatively concluded that they were all P. tuberculosus, but don't sue me if you think I'm wrong.

This well-fed specimen patrolled the outside of our sleeping quarters at Rancho Acosta.

Unlike Mexico, Guatemala has only one species of Phyllodactylus, so this one was easy to identify.

Here is a list of all the reptiles and frogs I saw on this trip to Guatemala.