how to get a small lizard out of house

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how do you get a garden lizard out of house. skink



Reply from xxlauzixx User Rating:  110 Knowledge Tokens
throw it out lol no just give it some food or somthing and put some paper underneath it and glass over and place it in the garden or something
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Reply from captainbugi User Rating:  0 Knowledge Tokens
all you do is use those lizard attracters and when it comes just catch it in a cage or glass bottle
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Reply from koneko12 User Rating:  10 Knowledge Tokens
Remove any open or leftover food from around the house. youll need:peacock feathers
Take note of where in the house you have seen the lizard: which rooms, which corners, under what furniture.
Place peacock feathers in those lizard hideouts.
Expose the hideouts by opening up crowded furnitures, turning objects over, and making it difficult for the lizard to camouflage itself.
Leave openings to the outdoors so the lizard can leave. tips: Lizards are attracted to food sources and warmth in your house.
Lizards are more active at night and make a squeaking noise.
Approach lizards cautiously. If you alarm them they will go into hiding.
Lizards sleep in the morning; this is a good time to locate their hideouts.
If all else fails, call in a pest exterminator. warnings:If you catch a lizard by the tail, the tail may simply come off.
When a lizard sheds or loses its tail, it is painful and takes a long time to regrow.
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Comment from vivajean User Rating:  0 Knowledge Tokens
Even more simple, borrow someones cat. A natural lizard catcher.


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