"c. sarasinorum" is nocturnal, and less arboreal than the other "rhacodactylus" geckos. it is often found hiding under the leaf litter or under loose bark. this species has an animal instinct of sleeping on top of plants or in small trees face up preventing the common fts (floppy tail syndrome) caused by the gecko sleeping upside down. it is an omnivore, and eats insects and fruit in the wild, also considered frugiverous.