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Discover the Fascinating Varieties of Lizards
The common house lizard is generally harmless and not known to be a carrier of diseases. Their diet consists of insects like flies, mosquitoes, and moths, inadvertently aiding in controlling the population of these airborne nuisances in your home.
Yet, these reptiles often leave unsightly droppings that can mar the appearance of walls, floors, furnishings, and textiles. Lizards are drawn to sources of light and require water for survival, which explains why you typically spot them and their droppings around ceiling lights or in areas like under kitchen sinks. Additionally, they produce a chirping sound that can be quite disturbing, particularly if it disrupts your sleep at night. While house lizards aren’t disease vectors, their presence and the marks they leave behind contribute to their unwanted pest status.
Lizards chirp primarily for two reasons: to assert their territory and ward off competitors, or to attract a mate. Hearing these sounds can be an indicator of more than one lizard inhabiting your space. Although it's uncommon, it’s wise to be vigilant, as you certainly wouldn’t want to stumble upon lizard eggs or face a full-blown lizard infestation!
Pest Hanter's Expert Solutions for Pest Control
While opting for a lizard repellent might seem straightforward, it doesn't offer a long-term fix for effectively removing lizards. Given that lizards take approximately a year to reach maturity and have the potential to live for several years, they can comfortably stay out of sight for extended periods.
At Pest Hanter, our experts are skilled at uncovering the hidden nooks and crannies where lizards conceal themselves. We employ a variety of environmentally friendly techniques, including setting traps that lure and capture these elusive creatures.
Our team executes these measures with the utmost professionalism, ensuring that we don't provoke the lizards' instinct to hide or, in adverse situations, to scatter and hide elsewhere on the property
Concealment Areas:
Lizards seek shelter in various spots around the home, including under sofas, within bedding, inside luggage, behind curtains, in cupboards, amidst floor clutter, and in the kitchen.
Diet Preferences: Lizards primarily feed on insects like flies.
Proactive Measures:
Conduct detailed clean-ups monthly, ensuring floors, furniture, kitchen items, and appliances are included.
Keep food securely stored in containers with tight seals
Wrap garbage twice before disposal.
Make it a routine to dispose of garbage daily.
Use silicone sealant to fill in any openings or cracks.