What is this? Can someone identify this lizard? (Vancouver, BC, Canada)
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Found this in my front yard and it tripped me out because I've never seen a wild lizard in British Columbia.
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Found this in my front yard and it tripped me out because I've never seen a wild lizard in British Columbia.
r/Lizards • u/GabysWildCritters • 11h ago
caught this little guy when i lifted a pot! first time actually holding one. Absolutely awesome to look at closely. I let him go back outside after some pictures.
r/Lizards • u/MashPotatho • 9h ago
So , this thing fell on me while I was trying to close the mosquito net. It seems it was hiding between the net and the metal sides…Its pretty huge for the area (a palm length basically), we dont really get many lizards like this lol. In my attempt to catch it and release it, it ran and hid behind my kitchen. I need to know who that is to know what i can lure it out with- fruit, sweets, insects? Would be grateful for any advice and ideas of humane traps. I am leaving for a trip soon, cant find it anywhere now and I worry it will dehydrate and die in my apartment. Thanks!
Also, sorry for the quality, its the only pics i managed to take before it hid away
r/Lizards • u/mazpizzazz • 23h ago
My boyfriend found this lizard at work today. He works at a warehouse in Alachua FL. We have a lot of lizards in florida but they are usually not as big as this chonker! Any help would be appreciated!! Thank you lizard community :)
r/Lizards • u/PseudoWarriorAU • 19h ago
It’s a fat tailed gecko - or a barking gecko. Before I return her to the wild I wanted to know if those are two eggs in her?
r/Lizards • u/MMCLICKS • 20h ago
r/Lizards • u/emeraldswifthelp • 12h ago
Please look at my other posts. I have come to terms that I need to rehome my emerald swift. I love her but I can’t properly take care of her (sometimes I feel like I can’t take care of myself). She is currently loose in my bedroom. I live near KCK. If you can help me catch her, you can have her. I am so terrified she’s going to hurt herself or I will accidentally hurt her. I will provide the dubias I just got her along with the vitamins. Please help me.
r/Lizards • u/ErikJonesCircleJerk • 10h ago
So quick summary.
I was re-parking my car at work, and when I was driving there was a lizard on my hood. I parked and then tried to get him off, but he crawled into my hood.
I don’t wanna kill him but like I have a lot to do after work. I don’t have more than a few minutes to try and save this guy.
What do I do?
In Florida btw
r/Lizards • u/buggyert • 1d ago
I was decorating my house for Halloween and found a little dude sleeping in my bird feeder and then I found this supper chonk chillin on a bush
I love anoles sm
r/Lizards • u/DemonKittens • 1d ago
This is Margaret, she is a picky eater who only wants mice and hardboiled eggs, I finally got her to eat a worm, next up is superworms, Margaret loves her gourd
r/Lizards • u/Bubblegum_4281 • 2d ago
So tinyyyyy 🥺
r/Lizards • u/Emotional-Ratio-8260 • 2d ago
The yellow one has been here for weeks (probably longer). He's 8 yrs old according to the staff. I feel bad for him but I have no room or I'd adopt him and her.
r/Lizards • u/Huge_Meal_7904 • 1d ago
r/Lizards • u/kyrieloves_sleep11 • 1d ago
So I recently noticed that my green anole lizard has a “poop looking” line on her belly it when away slightly but I’m so confused on what it could be and if she’s ok. I checked again this morning and it’s gone, but there’s still a dot lookin thing on her hip. Help😭😭😭😭
r/Lizards • u/badwolf815815 • 1d ago
Whatis the best why to find a louse gecko in your house? I was trying to get them to a new enclosure. And she ran from me... its a golden gecko so she's a fast girl. I feel so bad for her I know she won't live long out side her enclosure. Maybe she can find bugs around the house get under my turtles heat lamp. But i just feel like the biggest pile out shit. I dont know how to feel or what to think... sorry this is more me just ranting but.. idk... anyways ill take any help
r/Lizards • u/GloomyAd7529 • 3d ago
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r/Lizards • u/Life_Type2351 • 2d ago
9 years ago me and my brother threw up a pair of red sketchers and we forgot about them, when we had to sell the house the shoes were cut down and there was a marbled geko and it was so cute.