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Lizard in my yard .

anto
anto
in Plants, Pets & Vets in Thailand

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There are no dangerous skinks or lizards in Thailand. Well, I guess a monitor could bite you if you cornered it, but apart from that all docile.

There are no dangerous skinks or lizards in Thailand. Well, I guess a monitor could bite you if you cornered it, but apart from that all docile.

Mrs.Trans tells me to stay well clear of the lizard with red/orange spots. We had one, something about bad infections from a bite. sad.png

And the Snake in his Trousers.cheesy.gif

There are no dangerous skinks or lizards in Thailand. Well, I guess a monitor could bite you if you cornered it, but apart from that all docile.

Mrs.Trans tells me to stay well clear of the lizard with red/orange spots. We had one, something about bad infections from a bite. sad.png

The Tokay gecko can indeed bite.

They wont let go, so the trick is to run to the toilet and hold the gecko under water, when it need to take a breath it will let go.

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There are no dangerous skinks or lizards in Thailand. Well, I guess a monitor could bite you if you cornered it, but apart from that all docile.

Mrs.Trans tells me to stay well clear of the lizard with red/orange spots. We had one, something about bad infections from a bite. sad.png

I think you are talking about Tockays which are Geckos, not lizards. Harmless and will only bite if handled. And yes, they can bite!

Harmless common sun skink.

yep... or as i prefer, Many-lined Sun Skink. Often get them in our garden too.

(often caught, cooked & eaten as a snack by some folk)

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Harmless common sun skink.

yep... or as i prefer, Many-lined Sun Skink. Often get them in our garden too.

(often caught, cooked & eaten as a snack by some folk)

Yes ,when i told the wife she said that they are often eaten by thai people .

There are no dangerous skinks or lizards in Thailand. Well, I guess a monitor could bite you if you cornered it, but apart from that all docile.

Lol- don't take one of these bad boys on.

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