Dear every non-Australian concerned that I am in Grave Reptilian Peril: this is a skink! It is 100% harmless & v shy. I put him outside :)
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For comparison, here's a quick pic of the two big geckos that live in our lounge room. We've named them Wodehouse and Jeeves.pic.twitter.com/A65zFs4dOS
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Wodehouse is HUGE by gecko standards; we usually see either him alone or the pair of them catching moths & insects by the recessed light.
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why are the leezards living in your house, what if they get stepped on
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there are leezards because STRAYA. they don't get squished because they are a) fast and b) usually on the wall or ceiling.
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normally if lizards get in houses here, they're terribly lost and jessie tries to eat them. poor babies lose their tails
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if we had a cat, it would prolly hunt them. but alas, we are catless!
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get the kittiessssss, KITTIES ARE FUN but terrifying when they carry around half dead animals and you have to rescue said animal
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our Small Cat once ate every part of a dove but the wings and feet, which she left arranged for toby to tread on.
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survived but we never let her outside unattended again
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our Small Cat was born feral, but even though we had her from kittenhood, she was always a huntress of mice & birbs
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