How to identify lizard eggs indoors and get rid of them safely
House lizards are common in Indian homes, and their eggs, often found in pairs, are small, oval, and leathery. These eggs, typically laid in dark, warm spots like wall cracks and behind furniture, are not poisonous but indicate a growing lizard population. Safely remove them using gloves and a spatula, then disinfect the area.
House lizards are common in Indian homes, and their eggs, often found in pairs, are small, oval, and leathery. These eggs, typically laid in dark, warm spots like wall cracks and behind furniture, are not poisonous but indicate a growing lizard population. Safely remove them using gloves and a spatula, then disinfect the area.
