Lizards at home..

I do not have small lizards in my house, it is very rare to meet one of them in the city, but if we coexist with other groups of insects.

Hi cheatedaphrodite,yep a few lizards are crawling at the walls. It will help from the mosquitoes and intensiveness.

We have house lizards at home. Their harmless so we let them live. They come handly when theirs flies and bugs around. We can't control these lizards from entering our house since we do not have a ceiling, but it does not bother us so it's okey to have common lizards at home.

Yes i have common lizards around my house i leave them because i don't know how to get rid of them

Yes i do have common lizards at home but i don't know how to get rid of them.can any body tell me how?

Yes I have, and I hate it, because they scare the hell out of me! =S

Hi cheatedaphrodite, as an asian living in the tropical rain forest area, small creatures like lizard, cockroach, fly, mosquito, etc are quite familiar to us. It's really disgusting that flies would dirty our food and mosquitoes would suck our blood. They might spread diseases at the same time after they have filled up their appetite We could see lizards crawling on our house walls as well. They are really active in night time. I notice that lizards are really patient when waiting to catch their prey. It's really irritating to see the dropping of the lizard on the furniture or whatever in our house. I could see lizard moving rapidly and get itself hidden when I switch on the kitchen light. I asked my hubby to get rid of the lizards before. He said lizard is useful creature for it helps us to catch mosquitoes Happy posting

There was a little baby gecko living in my kitchen for several months. He hid in the curtains or in the ceiling light fixture. My cat seriously wanted to catch it but she never was able to. One day when I opened the patio door it scurried out so I guess it got tired of us.

i always see a big lizard crawling in our window. i just let it coz its really big and im afraid that it might jump on me and bite me.

I don't have lizards where I live now, but I used to have them all the time. I usually caught them and put them back outside in the wild. I didn't figure they'd be able to find enough to eat inside the house!

Hi! We have many lizards roaming around our house and I treat them as my best friends. Especially when they make sounds, I count the number of ticks they make and create a sentence with the same syllables. For example, if the number of ticks is 6, I can make sentence like "I will receive money."

Our backyard is filled with lizards. They are everywhere and I absolutely love them. They are so cute. We definitely leave them alone, let them crawl wherever they want to. In fact, I had to protect them once or twice from little kids who want to throw things at them. lol

Hi "Cheated..." Interesting discussion you started here. Yes I do have "house lizards" in my house. They are called "GEKkOS". Where I am from; MAUI, HAWAII", they are considered sacred and good luck to have in the home. They eat mosquitoes, ants and many other small household insect pests. I live in Thailand now and the feeling about them is the same here. I think the little guys are really quite cute. Some people would say they are a pest beause they leave their droppings everywhere but for me it is a small price to pay, cleaning up after them, compared to getting sick from some disease bearing insect bite don't you think?

yup we have lizards at home-small common house lizards and big lizards we call 'tuko'. haha. the bigger ones make a lot of noise, they create 'tuko' sounds, hence their name. we just leave them alone yeah.

I do have lizards, mosquitoes, cockroaches, a fly, some spiders, even termites! I let them be so the ecosystem could go back to normal.

We don't have any wild lizards in the UK, so this isn't an issue for us really. I do like lizards though and some people here do have some as pets, things like geckos. I think they are fascinating creatures but they need a lot of expertise to look after them properly.