how do you kill those lizards in your home?
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those little irritating brown colour pest that appears out of nowhere to give you the shock of your life. any suggestions on how to destroy them?
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leave them alone. they keep the insect population in yr hse low...
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Thou shalt not kill Lizzy.Originally posted by harrydick:those little irritating brown colour pest that appears out of nowhere to give you the shock of your life. any suggestions on how to destroy them? -
Originally posted by harrydick:those little irritating brown colour pest that appears out of nowhere to give you the shock of your life. any suggestions on how to destroy them?
I am sorry, can't help it, the way your describe your reaction is so funny.
By the way any flying insects that fly out of nowhere will give a shock of my life.
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and leave their poopoo all over the place, not to mention taking small bites on my food and tidbits. cannot! must kill!
anyway 2 of them just cause me to broke my cup. luckily one got trapped in the kitchen sink by me turning the tap full blast. then i proceed to pour 5 cups of boiling water over it. haha boiled dead lizard! -
who ask u to leave yr fud laying round n uncovered...Originally posted by harrydick:and leave their poopoo all over the place, not to mention taking small bites on my food and tidbits. -
zai zai some smart alex will say that. u think i stupid is it, leave food all around and totally open. fyi lizards can squeeze through gaps so tiny that it's hard to keep track whether all your food are tightly sealed and lizardproof.Originally posted by skeujin:who ask u to leave yr fud laying round n uncovered... -
sorry to tell u bt the lizard has the last laugh... yr tap has a piping system tt includes a water catchment filter below. now yr boiled dead lizard is gona decompose n stink up yr sink... gong xi fa cai!!!Originally posted by harrydick:and leave their poopoo all over the place, not to mention taking small bites on my food and tidbits. cannot! must kill!
anyway 2 of them just cause me to broke my cup. luckily one got trapped in the kitchen sink by me turning the tap full blast. then i proceed to pour 5 cups of boiling water over it. haha boiled dead lizard! -
yes yes im a smart aleck... yr a harry dick.... everyone knws tt already.... im also knwn as a smart ass...Originally posted by harrydick:zai zai some smart alex will say that. u think i stupid is it, leave food all around and totally open. fyi lizards can squeeze through gaps so tiny that it's hard to keep track whether all your food are tightly sealed and lizardproof. -
Originally posted by harrydick:zai zai some smart alex will say that. u think i stupid is it, leave food all around and totally open. fyi lizards can squeeze through gaps so tiny that it's hard to keep track whether all your food are tightly sealed and lizardproof.
how did u know that my brudder is a smart person?!
but his name is not alex..
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lol when did i say i sent the dead lizard down the drainage. quit jumping into conclusion smartass, stfu and go find someone else to quarrel with while u hide behind your monitor.Originally posted by skeujin:sorry to tell u bt the lizard has the last laugh... yr tap has a piping system tt includes a water catchment filter below. now yr boiled dead lizard is gona decompose n sink up yr sink... gong xi fa cai!!! -
I keep reminding myslf to tok to jason bout tt yawn icon....Originally posted by harrydick:lol when did i say i sent the dead lizard down the drainage. quit jumping into conclusion smartass, stfu and go find someone else to quarrel with while u hide behind your monitor.
guess this wil hav to do rite now....
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Originally posted by harrydick:those little irritating brown colour pest that appears out of nowhere to give you the shock of your life. any suggestions on how to destroy them?
Big tok for some1 scared of little irritating brown colored pest....Originally posted by harrydick:lol when did i say i sent the dead lizard down the drainage. quit jumping into conclusion smartass, stfu and go find someone else to quarrel with while u hide behind your monitor. -
i like geckos.. they're cute and they eat bugs..
between geckos and bugs, i'd rather have geckos
wonder if i can get a few "puck-yu" geckos from thailand? -
try the "puck-hym" variety frm vietnam... their easier to toilet train...Originally posted by the Bear:i like geckos.. they're cute and they eat bugs..
between geckos and bugs, i'd rather have geckos
wonder if i can get a few "puck-yu" geckos from thailand? -
Originally posted by harrydick:those little irritating brown colour pest that appears out of nowhere to give you the shock of your life. any suggestions on how to destroy them? if you want geckoes outta your home, first cut off their food supply by getting rid of all the cockroaches and bugs.
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I don't really mind lizards in the house, esp. my grandma's house, which has tons of them as it is a terrace house with lots of wildlife around.
Frankly, I prefer having the lizzies around, they keep the cockroach population down. My own home, which is a HDB, is frequently visited by cockroaches and lizzies are a rarity there, in my grandma's place, despite being bigger and closer to nature, has a very low incidence of cockroaches thanks to the lizzies... so I generally leave them alone...
I wanted to catch some and rear them in an aquarium as well... but that plan fell apart...
Though sometimes when I'm feeling like hunting/sadastic and when a target presents itself, I will hunt the lizards using several match-grade strong rubberbands to snipe them down from the walls. It takes a while to master, but once you get the hang of it you can get pretty amazing results like zapping a lizard high up on the wall down.
It usually takes two or three hits to bring them down, and I try to aim for the head to stun them. The big ones will only be stunned by the shot while the small ones might die. Usually I fire one shot that stuns them, and follow it up with another hard hitting one that knocks them off the wall. Following that, it's a mad rush to grab the lizard when it hits the floor. I was pretty good at this when I was younger, and my rubber band shooting was top notch, which led to a lot of lizard losses in my gradma's house. Usually after I catch them, I'll play with them a little, pull off the tail (if it hasn't come off yet), and then let it go.
Rubber bands are fantastic for taking care of household pests... esp. dragonflies and cockroaches, for a dragonfly, a solid connection will usually break its body and send it spiraling down, or splatter on the wall... I got so pro once I could actually shoot off their heads, which is pretty disturbing, because the heads are very loosely fixed onto the body and seem to come off real easy, just hit high up the thorax.
Rubber bands work well on cockroaches as well, they are easier to hit due to their large profile and tend to be stunned when hit and do stupid things like go belly up or run in circles while a dragonfly or lizard that survived a hit tends to run/fly away. But usually a good, solid hit on the case of the body just above the wings will knock out the cockroach and nearly cut it into two. It splatters real bad thou, so you gotta get ready to cleanup. I prefer using soap on cockroaches, it's a cleaner kill heh heh... -
you're really an expert in killing those pestsOriginally posted by SingaporeTyrannosaur:I don't really mind lizards in the house, esp. my grandma's house, which has tons of them as it is a terrace house with lots of wildlife around.
Frankly, I prefer having the lizzies around, they keep the cockroach population down. My own home, which is a HDB, is frequently visited by cockroaches and lizzies are a rarity there, in my grandma's place, despite being bigger and closer to nature, has a very low incidence of cockroaches thanks to the lizzies... so I generally leave them alone...
I wanted to catch some and rear them in an aquarium as well... but that plan fell apart...
Though sometimes when I'm feeling like hunting/sadastic and when a target presents itself, I will hunt the lizards using several match-grade strong rubberbands to snipe them down from the walls. It takes a while to master, but once you get the hang of it you can get pretty amazing results like zapping a lizard high up on the wall down.
It usually takes two or three hits to bring them down, and I try to aim for the head to stun them. The big ones will only be stunned by the shot while the small ones might die. Usually I fire one shot that stuns them, and follow it up with another hard hitting one that knocks them off the wall. Following that, it's a mad rush to grab the lizard when it hits the floor. I was pretty good at this when I was younger, and my rubber band shooting was top notch, which led to a lot of lizard losses in my gradma's house. Usually after I catch them, I'll play with them a little, pull off the tail (if it hasn't come off yet), and then let it go.
Rubber bands are fantastic for taking care of household pests... esp. dragonflies and cockroaches, for a dragonfly, a solid connection will usually break its body and send it spiraling down, or splatter on the wall... I got so pro once I could actually shoot off their heads, which is pretty disturbing, because the heads are very loosely fixed onto the body and seem to come off real easy, just hit high up the thorax.
Rubber bands work well on cockroaches as well, they are easier to hit due to their large profile and tend to be stunned when hit and do stupid things like go belly up or run in circles while a dragonfly or lizard that survived a hit tends to run/fly away. But usually a good, solid hit on the case of the body just above the wings will knock out the cockroach and nearly cut it into two. It splatters real bad thou, so you gotta get ready to cleanup. I prefer using soap on cockroaches, it's a cleaner kill heh heh... -
Take bb gun n shoot thm..
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One simple way... use insecticide on geckos!
Small geckos get killed with about 2 quick sprays of insecticide. Bigger ones need at least 10 secs of spray on them.
I've personally killed 22 geckos in my apartment in 6 months with insecticide and used up 1 and a half cans of insecticide. So far, no more in sight! No cockroaches, flies or ants either, thank goodness! -
Why is everyone afraid of them? Usually, I'll not go find them, unless they show up which I'll catch them with bare hands or plastic bag and throw them away. I wouldn't want my home to be littered with their poo.
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i usually will sound out to my boyfriend or parents, they will help me catch. i am afraid of them creepy crawlies
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i dun kill them.........
i keep them as pets........ -
Originally posted by harrydick:those little irritating brown colour pest that appears out of nowhere to give you the shock of your life. any suggestions on how to destroy them?
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i hate geckos but i just leave them alone... when i see them i would just scare them into hiding then end of story.