The Eublepharinae are the only subfamily of these creatures with eye lids; all other members of this family lack eyelids and must regularly clean their eyes with their tongue. A large purple species from this family is named for the annoying bark-like sound it produces, which has been transcribed "To-Kay! To-Kay!", while Madagascar is home to the Giant (*) Day species of this family, which is in Order Squamata. The species most commonly kept as a pet is the Leopard [this]. This reptile's most notable ability comes from millions of bristles on its toes, which cause van der Waals interactions with surfaces and thus adhesion. For ten points, name these lizards notable for being able to walk on 
The Eublepharinae are the only subfamily of these creatures with eye lids; all other members of this family lack eyelids and must regularly clean their eyes with their tongue. A large purple species from this family is named for the annoying bark-like sound it produces, which has been transcribed "To-Kay! To-Kay!", while Madagascar is home to the Giant (*) Day species of this family, which is in Order Squamata. The species most commonly kept as a pet is the Leopard [this]. This reptile's most notable ability comes from millions of bristles on its toes, which cause van der Waals interactions with surfaces and thus adhesion. For ten points, name these lizards notable for being able to walk on walls, one of which can save you 15% or more on your car insurance.
The Eublepharinae are the only subfamily of these creatures with eye lids; all other members of this family lack eyelids and must regularly clean their eyes with their tongue.
{gecko}s or {Gekkonidae} [prompt on “lizards” or “sqamata”]