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Posted by: kisatchie at Sun Nov 6 01:31:33 2005  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by kisatchie ]  
   

Where exactly are you? Unless it is the SW where there are nocturnal lizards, I don't think they are damaging native populations........might compete a bit with tree frogs in urban and suburban areas, but they aren't that common in rural areas. I've seen them from Miami to Alpine, TX. I probably have at least 30 of them on my house and garage here in Baton Rouge......and I have plenty of ground skinks and anoles, too.
Jim


   

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