[JayK!]

They are 'anole' lizards. They do not bite. They are afraid of you and will hide from you. They eat bugs and worms. They keep your lanai clear of insects. They are harmless. Ignore them.

[big guy]

If a cat gets one, it will make him/her sick. Has happened to ours.

[talleyjm]

Originally Posted by matandch

They have to poop somewhere. I don’t want that somewhere to be in my house. It becomes a breeding area for mold and bacteria. I set glue traps near the entrances to my house and lanai.

Who would even think of setting glue traps for these little scamps?

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by matandch

They have to poop somewhere. I don’t want that somewhere to be in my house. It becomes a breeding area for mold and bacteria. I set glue traps near the entrances to my house and lanai.

So sad. What a horrible way to die. A breeding area for mold and bacteria--hogwash. Vacuum the droppings up.

[forebubba]

Originally Posted by woolman44

Anyone have a clever idea on how to keep Geckos from entering an enclosed lanai through small gaps at top and bottom of sliding door/ screen?
I’ve used various methods from inside lanai, but I think an outside method would function and look more pleasing. Sheet metal from aluminum used as wiper has not deterred them.......help!

My cat gets them

[DonH57]

Our cats usually torment and play with them. I think word got out among the Anole world our two cats are hunting them as we see less Anoles in our house now. I have saved a few from certain death and released them outside.