Comment on Average Landlord/Tenant interaction
onslaught545@lemmy.zip 16 hours agoYeah, those are Mediterranean house geckos, and they’re everywhere in the south. They’re not that hard to catch and release outside.
Comment on Average Landlord/Tenant interaction
onslaught545@lemmy.zip 16 hours agoYeah, those are Mediterranean house geckos, and they’re everywhere in the south. They’re not that hard to catch and release outside.
sp3ctr4l@lemmy.dbzer0.com 16 hours ago
Ah, I’m an elf from the woodlands (rainy part of PNW), not familiar with them personally.
I did once trek east toward Mordor and freeze up and slowly retreat from an aggregated rattlesnake in the badlands… can’t say I ever saw a gecko though.
… But I have seen a good number of newts back home. They can be … mildly neurotoxic, but they thankfully tend to stay in their bogs and such.
onslaught545@lemmy.zip 16 hours ago
You mostly see them in the evening on houses near light sources (because bugs). I used to always enjoy watching them on my bathroom and kitchen windows as a kid. Now I get to save the babies from my cats on a regular basis.
It’s fairly uncommon for adults to make it inside, so I’m betting OP’s biggest issue is an insect infestation.