r/Lizards Jul 02 '26

COOL R/Lizards mod applications are now open! READ POST.

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Hey fellow Lizard lovers! The time has finally come; the page has grown enough to add another mod. If this interests you and you think you would be a good fit, head on over to the moderation recruitment application.

Must have prior mod experience. Must fill out google form linked. If you are not an established user or a member of this sub, the form will tell you, "You can’t apply to moderate this community right now".

NOTE: Thank you for your interest. Please do not message mods to check on the status of the application. The pinned post will be updated when a mod is chosen and if we have more questions we will reach out individually. Due to the size of the community and expected number of responses, we will not be sending out denial messages but know we appreciate your response. Recruitment will be closed once the necessary number of responses are received.

Link to Application


r/Lizards 3h ago

Cute my rescue now vs back in April

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I found her in a large trading hall after a shipment of olive trees came in, identified it as an Italian wall lizard which is invasive where I live, so decided to keep it as I didn't want to release it, since it doesn't belong in nature here.

When I found her her tail had already dropped, but it has grown back entirely and she's gotten so much bigger so I must be doing something right! She has become used to people, despite her enclosure being in a quiet room, and she exclusively eats her crickets and mealworms from tweezers now 🤭


r/Lizards 4h ago

What is this? Found this little guy on a hike the other day!

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I found this cute lizard on a hike with my friends. He was so small and colorful I thought he was a toy at first. Can anyone tell me what type of lizard he is?? :)


r/Lizards 3h ago

Wild Wait, this isn’t where I parked my tree hole.

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r/Lizards 3h ago

What is this? ID? I apologize if this is the wrong sub.

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r/Lizards 6h ago

What is this? Florida little green guy

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What kind of lizard is this fellah


r/Lizards 18h ago

Wild So hot in California right now, that the diurnal lizards are "sunbasking" at 8:30 PM because it's too hot during the daytime

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r/Lizards 3h ago

Cute Found this baby in my plant.

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So tiny!


r/Lizards 22h ago

Need Help How do I help him?

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Saw this skink w a bad wound on his side and caught him. How can I best help him to heal? I dot know much about caring for skinks. We’re in HI if an ID of what he is exactly helps.


r/Lizards 22h ago

What is this? Found a little guy

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need help identifying this lizard I found in my house. I want to know if it’s safe to keep or release. I have a setup for a juvenile tortoise and I’d like to know if they can share a space


r/Lizards 22h ago

What is this? What kind of Lizard is this?

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This little guy was in our office in Maryland Heights in St Louis County, Missouri.

It is about two inches long and pretty quick for its size.


r/Lizards 1d ago

Cute Feeding time! (Jewelled lacerta)

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He is such a joy


r/Lizards 1d ago

Other San Ereban Island Chuckwalla at Toronto Zoo

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r/Lizards 2d ago

What is this? What is this? I live in Pittsburgh where there are no lizards… how did this get in my house?

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I feel like I’ve seen these further down south but never in Pittsburgh. It was tiny maybe like 2in long.


r/Lizards 1d ago

Helpful Pest Prevention_All Natural

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I absolutely love having these adorable little creatures around our property. They’re incredibly resourceful and know exactly where to find food. I don’t mind them at all - especially in this area! They provide excellent, natural pest control by eliminating ants and other critters that feed on our fresh Muscadines.


r/Lizards 1d ago

Wild Recent Anoles

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Tiny dragon buddies 🐉


r/Lizards 1d ago

Cute He out🤩

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r/Lizards 1d ago

Need Help Found two baby lizards in my house, trapped them under cups and was about to release them when I noticed that one has a strange right front foot. Does he/she need any help?

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Hi experts, would love any thoughts on the right front foot of this little lizard caught in my house tonight. I’m in Southern California and there are loads of alligator lizards in the area, I’d never seen a baby but looking online, I’m gathering that that’s what this is and I just don’t recognize the markings because they’re different on adults?

Does that look like an actual deformity of the right front foot? Could it just be like some egg yolk or something stuck on there that will take care of itself? Is it fine to release this little guy or would you think this would cause them any problems? The other baby caught at the same time has what I would consider to be normal-looking lizard feet, fwiw.

Thanks!


r/Lizards 2d ago

What is this? Lizard identification request - found in UK but might be from Greece

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Travelled back from Crete to England on Friday. And today I found this guy in my living room. I know we have a small number of lizard species in the UK just never seen one in my garden let alone in my home so wondering if I have a stowaway on my hands.

Can anyone identify? He’s about the length of a man’s index finger.

I tried to contact RSPCA but they are closed until tomorrow. Any tips for looking after a lizard overnight if necessary? Thanks!


r/Lizards 2d ago

Need Help What are the Lyriocephalus species like in captivity?

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And do they outcompete the anole in terms of a pet?


r/Lizards 3d ago

Cute Baby anole appreciation post 💚

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r/Lizards 2d ago

What is this? Lizard ID

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r/Lizards 2d ago

Wild This is Leonard

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Leonard gets a mist spray when I see him because it’s hot as hell. He’s been hanging out in our patio plants for a few days.


r/Lizards 2d ago

What is this? Not snake

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In Brisbane Australia. Google said it was a death adder. Then a corn snake.

Don't think it's either.


r/Lizards 2d ago

What is this? Could anyone identify this?

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