Uroplatus ebenaui

U. ebenaui is found on Nosy Bé island and in eastern and northern Madagascar,^[3] at altitudes from sea level to 500 m (1,600 ft).^[1]

The specific name, ebenaui, is in honor of German zoologist Karl Ebenau.^[4]

U. ebenaui lives in tropical rain forests and dry deciduous forests.^{[citation needed]}

U. ebenaui is the smallest species of Uroplatus and can reach a total length (including tail) of 4 inches.^{[citation needed]}

U. ebenaui is arboreal and nocturnal. This gecko eats insects at night and is inactive during the day. Additionally, it sleeps flattened against tree trunks, camouflaged with the bark.^[3]

U. ebenaui is oviparous.^[2] Clutch size is two spherical eggs, which are laid on the ground.^[1]

Uroplatus ebenaui may be a complex of species.^{[citation needed]}