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Well, wild is relative.
For a while now she has been living in the kitchen. I would catch her and put her outside, but days later I would find her back in the kitchen, sunning herself on the kitchen counter.
Since I'm not a fan of lizard poop in the same area I cook my food I decided to just make her an official member of the household when I caught her this morning.
So far she has adjusted fairly well. Her color hasn't returned to green yet, but it has lightened up a bit and she has chosen a comfortable spot to nap. She doesn't seem to be afraid of me, more curious about what I'm doing. Fortunately I had a spare 10 gallon tank and the right substrate. She's already bouncing around her tank and enjoying the fresh water and tasty crickets.
I'm calling her Eponine as it seems to suite her well.
For a while now she has been living in the kitchen. I would catch her and put her outside, but days later I would find her back in the kitchen, sunning herself on the kitchen counter.
Since I'm not a fan of lizard poop in the same area I cook my food I decided to just make her an official member of the household when I caught her this morning.
So far she has adjusted fairly well. Her color hasn't returned to green yet, but it has lightened up a bit and she has chosen a comfortable spot to nap. She doesn't seem to be afraid of me, more curious about what I'm doing. Fortunately I had a spare 10 gallon tank and the right substrate. She's already bouncing around her tank and enjoying the fresh water and tasty crickets.
I'm calling her Eponine as it seems to suite her well.

