by Bernice » Sun Jan 10, 2016 7:44 pm
Like immaculate geckos said: not dangerous if left be, if you must move them, try shooing or nudging it into a large bucket full of crumpled newspaper with a soft broom, the bucket looks like a hiding place and he will feel safe in there, and will be easy to transport.
Or if you are brave... toss a thick towel or small blanket over its head so it cant see you coming (or give it something to bite), and in a fluid, deliberate movement, grab it firmly around the neck and over the hips AT THE SAME TIME and quickly pick it up, now you can put it in a tub or bucket for safe transport
Mind the claws and tail, they will thrash and they will cut you up if the get hold of you. PS they are heavier than they look...
Alternatively contact Bushviper or Bushbaby, from this forum, they are coordinators of reptile catchers in the PTA area, and can get someone in contact with you.
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