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the good news is, if you dont like insects, having him in the house woudl be a good thing, lizards are bug eating machines lol. its likley youll not see him again, hes robably alreayd made his way outside, they "follow the food" so leave your porch light on tonight and hell try and make his way out to the flying free for all out there rather than be inside.
untill then if he is still inside, he will avoid you with every ounce of his being...you are the monster to him lol
the good news is, if you dont like insects, having him in the house woudl be a good thing, lizards are bug eating machines lol. its likley youll not see him again, hes robably alreayd made his way outside, they "follow the food" so leave your porch light on tonight and hell try and make his way out to the flying free for all out there rather than be inside.
untill then if he is still inside, he will avoid you with every ounce of his being...you are the monster to him lol
I feel much better...and more secure, since I got all the sapient advice!
Turned on bedroom light...and a tiny (bout inch long...very small) light tan Salamander was on the floor...beside the bed.. He tried to hide between shoes by bed...and ran in closet. I couldn't catch him. - Don't like creatures in home. Any advice?
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Thanks Mom. Maybe the 'little guy' was sent to help me. Anyway, can't find him/her. I felt a sense of not wanting to harm 'it'....but I never liked any kind of insects, etc.
You learn a lot about bugs and such when you live in a place like Florida. I wasn't crazy about them, either, but you learn to live with them after a bit. They were here long before we were.
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Heh, I'm only halfway joking. I think it would be kinda cool to have a lizard-type thingy hanging around my house.
When I was a kid, chameleons were often thought of as pets. Cousin to the little guy we're talking about.
But, I don't like those kind of 'critters' hiding in my living area. Just the idea of it....is un-settling. And thinking about sleeping with it 'hanging out' somewhere....well...you get the picture?
What are you a little girly-man ? I can tell you he/she has probably been around a while before you saw it.
Maybe we should bring up the little creatures that are crawling all over you, your furniture, and your bed right now?
i miss my fla lizards---we now have ugly big spiders and are surrounded by snakes-in-the-grass(the human kind)
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Maybe the 'little guy' was sent to help me.
And thinking about sleeping with it 'hanging out' somewhere....well...you get the picture? 
