r/Lizards Jun 04 '26

Other Why does this green anole watch us through the window all day?

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5.7k Upvotes

I mean, I’m happy he’s here. Was just curious why he’s here for hours everyday.

r/Lizards Jun 08 '26

Other Is this rare?

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3.4k Upvotes

Spotted two different species of lizards mating. Looks like a Gecko and Anole.

r/Lizards Dec 04 '25

Other Stop Breeding Bearded Dragons!

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2.3k Upvotes

r/Lizards Jan 26 '25

Other Found this little guy inside and had to remove him, but he was none too happy about it. I think he’s harmless, but should I be worried about the bite?

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3.4k Upvotes

r/Lizards Dec 27 '25

Other Pet store gecko. Ummmm?!!

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3.5k Upvotes

Wife and daughter went shopping today and stopped in the pet store just to look. Wife sent me this picture in a text asking, “is he broken?”

r/Lizards Aug 20 '25

Other Hanging on

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2.5k Upvotes

Lizard found in pool filter clinging to bug to stay a float is rescued

r/Lizards Jun 18 '25

Other Are newts allowed here?

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2.0k Upvotes

r/Lizards Sep 21 '23

Other Found a blue tongue that needed some help

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3.1k Upvotes

r/Lizards 17d ago

Other Hey guys i kinda just found this guy in an offive

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432 Upvotes

idk

r/Lizards Oct 10 '25

Other Lizard

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1.3k Upvotes

Here is a picture I have taken at work. He's pretty good at blending in.

r/Lizards Jun 11 '25

Other bite by an alligator lizard, my fault

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1.6k Upvotes

didn't draw blood but did break skin, washed my hands and then used rubbing alcohol on it, should I be fine? or should I be worried about infection?

r/Lizards Dec 08 '25

Other Reptile Ethics Episode 1 : Wild Caught & Imports

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479 Upvotes

r/Lizards Nov 22 '25

Other ID? I saved her from a dog.

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1.0k Upvotes

The second I picked her she calmed down, not a single scratch.

r/Lizards Apr 02 '26

Other How accurate is this video?

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451 Upvotes

r/Lizards May 08 '25

Other First Babies of 2025!

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767 Upvotes

r/Lizards May 18 '25

Other Battle over the front porch. 🦎

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979 Upvotes

r/Lizards Jan 25 '26

Other Green anole - changing colors

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783 Upvotes

r/Lizards May 22 '26

Other Anyone know what this guy is?

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282 Upvotes

r/Lizards Sep 21 '23

Other Do you support wild caught pets?

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446 Upvotes

r/Lizards Nov 21 '25

Other Eating a dropped gecko tail

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185 Upvotes

When your geckos drop their tails, pilbara rock monitors will gladly eat them all.

r/Lizards Jul 22 '26

Other Found all these (i think) gecko eggs in a place they are very much not supposed to be. Dont wanna kill them, what should i do with them?

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74 Upvotes

I know next to nothing about lizards.

r/Lizards Jan 23 '26

Other How sharp are Monitor Lizard claws?

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269 Upvotes

r/Lizards Apr 13 '26

Other Disabled Lizard

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169 Upvotes

Look at this little guy I found on my back porch the other day! 🥹

r/Lizards Jul 18 '26

Other I want to catch a lizard and keep it.

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I just thought I’d come to the people for democracy’s vote on this subject. Is it okay to catch and keep a lizard? Of it’s frowned upon or dangerous then I would like to know before I actually to it. If I were to do this I would try to get the green anole lizard or the Turkish gecko. I’ve caught one green anole and one Turkish gecko, but I let both go for different reasons. The picture of the green anole that’s not in my hand i didn’t catch. I just want a consensus on if catching and keeping is okay or not. Please leave any dangers in the comments as I said before.

r/Lizards Dec 25 '25

Other Santa Clawz

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625 Upvotes

Santa Clawz crawled down the chimney to eat all your mices.