How to catch a lizard?

Posted by Walter R. on January 24, 2006, 2:11 pm

That's 8" with tail. Southern California

--
Walter
www.rationality.net
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> You would rather have ants and insects?
> (Are you sure they are 8"?! Where the heck are you?)
>

Posted by Lar on January 24, 2006, 4:55 pm

says...
:) Occasionally I am invaded by small lizards (6-8"). They come in through tiny
:) cracks under the screen door or when the doors is left open inadvertently.
:) They probably thrive and grow on a feast of ants and insects.
:)
:) They are lighting fast and hide under the bed and places like that.
:)
:) They probably do no harm. I would prefer to get rid of them, though. Any
:) ideas?
:)
:)
Take a shoe box with lid and cut a 1 to 2 inch hole on one of the ends
of the box. Cut the hole so it is near the corner that will be against
the baseboard. Place a damp wash rag in the box and check on it every
couple of days. If you find a lizard inside the box, just take the box
outside.
--
Lar

Oh, if only Noah would of been a bit more wise,
he surely would of swatted those two flies.

to email....get rid of the BUGS

Posted by Doug Kanter on January 24, 2006, 5:10 pm

> Occasionally I am invaded by small lizards (6-8"). They come in through
> tiny cracks under the screen door or when the doors is left open
> inadvertently. They probably thrive and grow on a feast of ants and
> insects.
> They are lighting fast and hide under the bed and places like that.
> They probably do no harm. I would prefer to get rid of them, though. Any
> ideas?
> --
> Walter
> www.rationality.net
> -

Get a cat.

Posted by Art on January 24, 2006, 10:07 pm

Don't depend on a cat. I found a lizard dozing next to my curled up cat
last summer. Took a picture to prove it.

>> Occasionally I am invaded by small lizards (6-8"). They come in through
>> tiny cracks under the screen door or when the doors is left open
>> inadvertently. They probably thrive and grow on a feast of ants and
>> insects.
>> They are lighting fast and hide under the bed and places like that.
>> They probably do no harm. I would prefer to get rid of them, though. Any
>> ideas?
>> --
>> Walter
>> www.rationality.net
>> -

> Get a cat.
>

Posted by Doug Kanter on January 25, 2006, 9:27 am

> Don't depend on a cat. I found a lizard dozing next to my curled up cat
> last summer. Took a picture to prove it.

>>> Occasionally I am invaded by small lizards (6-8"). They come in through
>>> tiny cracks under the screen door or when the doors is left open
>>> inadvertently. They probably thrive and grow on a feast of ants and
>>> insects.
>>> They are lighting fast and hide under the bed and places like that.
>>> They probably do no harm. I would prefer to get rid of them, though. Any
>>> ideas?
>>> --
>>> Walter
>>> www.rationality.net
>>> -

>> Get a cat.

OK....MY cat, then. :-) If she runs out of mice or squirrels to murder, she
chases dry leaves and brings them to the door. Totally nuts.

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