Found a lizard in my kitchen, any experts?

[Valetco]

Just found a lizard in my kitchen, any ideas what type it is and what I should do with it?

[D14 AYS]

Looks more like a Newt to me

[Slyjoe]

Newt, I think.
However it may be highly poisonous and if you've touched it you may turn purple and die slowly.
Probably.....

[Granville]

thats a newt if I ever saw one. Let it go outside.

[y2blade]

it is a newt. Go and free it outside

[spikeyhead]

I had a pet newt once, called Tiny

I'm here all week, etc

[corradoG60]

spikeyhead said:

I had a pet newt once, called Tiny

oh if i have to

why was he called tiny?

[Flintstone]

Because he was farkin huge.

[ali_kat]

Me too!

I just put it back outside

[Japveesix]

Can we have a sticky topic showing the difference between a newt and a lizard please as apparently there's more than one pistonheader who struggles...

[MixxyMatosis]

It's a newt yew 'tarred!

[Parrot of Doom]

Its a sad world when people don't recognise newts.

[littlegreenfairy]

Parrot of Doom said:

Its a sad world when people don't recognise newts.

It's all newt to them.

[Smiler.]

Parrot of Doom said:

Its a sad world when people don't recognise newts.

Says Buffy Fincknottle

[Google [bot]]

Granville said:

thats a newt if I ever saw one. Let it go outside.

Near some water.

[N Dentressangle]

I had a rat in my kitchen once.

No idea what I was going to do.

[Japveesix]

Google [bot] said:

Granville said:

thats a newt if I ever saw one. Let it go outside.

Near some water.

Not necessary at this time of year. It'll find water when it needs to (for breeding) but for the next 6 months they'll be more than happy in any old stone wall, log pile or general leaf litter. Long as it's a bit damp and has a few little slugs etc to eat.

Pretty sure it's a smooth newt as well.

[Nolar Dog]

spikeyhead said:

I had a pet newt once, called Tiny

That was your PC Doofus.

[Google [bot]]

Japveesix said:

Google [bot] said:

Granville said:

thats a newt if I ever saw one. Let it go outside.

Near some water.

Not necessary at this time of year. It'll find water when it needs to (for breeding) but for the next 6 months they'll be more than happy in any old stone wall, log pile or general leaf litter. Long as it's a bit damp and has a few little slugs etc to eat.

Pretty sure it's a smooth newt as well.

[ellroy]

Smiler. said:

Parrot of Doom said:

Its a sad world when people don't recognise newts.

Says Buffy Fincknottle

Gussy not Buffy, but good PG spot though. Glad I'm not the only fan!