r/Lizards

I've tried to reverse search it but haven't found anything

Manual Antonio, Costa Rica, in the bushes by the sea

I do love when they shed and I get to see that fresh coat of paint

He is a crested gecko. I got him after my wall lizard sadly passed away.

we were both scared!

found in my bedroom..took him outdoors and he didn't want to leave me..lol..anyone know his kind?

My cat ran off with it in his mouth but didn’t kill it. I retrieved the lizard and put him back outside. Anyone know what kind it is and if it could have transmitted anything to my cat?

Pretty big fella. He was curled up on my living room surrounded by two of my cats. Luckily he was totally uninjured, although he did fear poop, I can't blame him for that. He ended up sitting on my chest for an hour while I watched TV, before he suddenly got active and tried to bolt. I grabbed him again and took him to my back yard where he seemed to really perk up in the sunlight, and let him go. Sort of wish I could have kept him, but I don't exactly have a huge terrarium on hand to keep him happy in. Ah well. It has made me really interested in maybe getting one someday!

This is Uzui, a Sorong blue tail monitor. He's surprisingly personable, very active, and loves exploring. He also has an amazing food drive.

hello! i live in the western coast of central florida and was wondering who these little guys who i see around all the time are :3 i love seeing how vibrant the green ones are but just find their bobbing and croaking fun to watch in general ^o^

These guys NEED a new safe home asap. I don’t have any room and can’t afford to pick them up but I refuse to stand by and hope someone will come across the post

From what I can tell there is 2 juvenile bearded dragons and 1 adult bearded dragon all together in a 20 gallon tank.

PLEASE SOMEONE HELP THEM

Got this 50 gallon tall tank (36x13x25) from an old teacher and want to put something in it rather than let it collect dust like it has been. Tank definitely needs some TLC but I would probably turn it bioactive. Was thinking something like day geckos or anoles. If you have any suggestions for turning this guy bioactive or a lizard/reptile that should go in there let me know.

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Sorry, I don't have a pic. Usually I go back there after work and see them all over but they roam up to the front in the day. The pic I want would involve putting a endoscopy type camera (fiber optic Bluetooth) under the garden boxes and I don't have one yet. Also they mostly spend their time under the boxes when I approach.

Anyway: I built and installed a couple garden boxes 4 x 8' in my yard and I'm in Southern Cal. which is huge lizard territory anyway. Over the last year, I've noticed hundreds of lizards on any given day coming from under the box (it's an inch off the ground) and running there to hide. I'm sure they're breeding down there because the population is off the charts now.

On the bright side there's never an insect in sight now yet I still manage to screw up my veggies I try to grow.

Mostly I'm curious if this is a known thing for lizards to hang out under garden boxes very close to the soil? I can't find much about it via net searches.