Naming
The specific name, ''kikuchiii'', is in honor of Yonetaro Kikuchi , who collected natural history specimens for the Taipei Museum.Status
''G. kikuchii'' is classified as "endangered" by the Taiwan Wildlife Conservation Act.Habitat
The preferred habitat of ''G. kikuchii'' is the coastal cliffs of the southern part of the island, flanked with shrubs and secondary forests. It can also penetrate into the forest habitat, but has low density there.Reproduction
''G. kikuchii'' is oviparous.References:
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