Originally Posted by Bomarsh (Post 2461252)

Glue traps on each side of lanai screen door and on each side of sliding glass door.

Originally Posted by Alarmed (Post 2461322)

For those that use glue traps a quick spray of WD40 on the trap will instantly release the lizard or frog. WD40 is made from fish oil and is harmless to the critters.

Originally Posted by asianthree (Post 2461214)

Our home watch always said, Anoles own your property, you are just the renter.

We never see them inside until we do spring cleaning and move furniture around. Find one or two petrified under beds, back of closet, under the couch.

Originally Posted by Bomarsh (Post 2461252)

Glue traps on each side of lanai screen door and on each side of sliding glass door.

Originally Posted by Babbs1957 (Post 2461261)

Weird...when mine lose their tails, the tails grow a new body and the other body grows a new tail. So we get 2 for 1.

Originally Posted by Alarmed (Post 2461322)

WD40 is made from fish oil...

Originally Posted by GreggC69 (Post 2461206)

I have a screened in lanai and most often have lizards inside the lanai. I like that they help keep down other insects down, but don't like that I can't keep sliding glass doors to the house open (when the temperatures are right) as the lizards come inside. Any suggestions on how to control for that? Want to be able to keep the sliding doors open when entertaining and using the living room and the adjoining lanai space. Thanks in advance.