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RE: Lizard scat?

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Posted by: ectimaeus at Mon Aug 16 10:21:35 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ectimaeus ]  
   

Looks like lizard scat. If it is inside the storage shed on shelves, most likely Mediterranean Gecko. Mostly noturnal so not seen during the day. I have them on my house here in Texas and they do not care where they drop their scat. I have also noticed that it sticks to walls much like your picture shows. Not able to tell size of scat from pic but, Med Geckos are only 4 inches long or so. Scat is about 3/8 inch.

Look for them at nite with a flashlight. They will be very light color.

Hope it helps.

ECTimaeus


   

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