does it keep small lizards away?
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I have no idea I use mine indoors and there are no lizards. But it is very good at keeping away ants etc.
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The short answer is . . . I don't know. To expand somewhat on that, I must say that my initial endorsement of this product has been tarnished of late by the discovery of spiders and a mouse in our house that surprised me. I don't know that it's fair to expect any product to by 100% effective, however. The mouse may have wandered in by accident and was on his way out when our cat nabbed him. Who knows. We live in the country, so to expect there to be never a spider ever is unrealistic. And the ones we've seen are few and far between. But reptiles? I would think they would be as susceptible to the product as any other critter. These little lizard guys run loose anywhere they want to go and some will stupidly come in even if the device is working perfectly. That's my take. Hope this helps.
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yes it keep out silver fish and any kind of bug the only thing is it have small so need to wear perfume I use no bug on all my shelfs
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I think it will, if the mesh is fine enough to keep them from squeezing in. We don't have iguanas where I live, but the netting is a good physical barrier for anything that is bigger than its openings. It kept the rabbits and squirrels out of my tomatoes all season. I hope this answer helps, Amber.Bob
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No, it doesn't. I have seen them in my patio the day after spraying, and they're actually doing quite well in spite of the spray. I think you need a pet Egret to solve the lizard problem. :)
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The mesh is made of one-inch squares, so no, it won't keep insects out. It doesn't block any sunlight, though.
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No, it just covers the top and sides, but I haven't had any issues with critters in spite of there not being a bottom cover.
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I would imagine so. I caught a small lizard almost immediately after putting it out. Haven't caught anything but bugs since, but I haven't seen anymore lizards near my house, and only one spider since I've set them out.
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It keeps out grackles and starlings. But it also keeps out cardinals. Only small birds can get in.
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I doubt it. I'm not real sure it keeps anything away. More of a conversation piece than anything. Good luck.
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I don't have a squirrel problem so I am not sure. However, I placed this outside to keep the bird poop off my kids swing set... for the first week they stayed away.... then they just perched right next to it on the pole. After a week they knew it wasn't a threat.
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It wouldn't work for that. Lizards are not heavy enough to trip the mechanism that releases the door.
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Its very fine and keeps small debris out as well. The screens are light weight, but very akward to manipulate, especially when wet. I have not figured out how to re-fold them to the size of the package they came in, so I have to store them in their "unfolded" format... Not exactly what I had in mind, but they keep the lizards out of the Jacuzzi.
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It would certainly work to contain the lizard at the outset but I am not sure how sharp its teeth are nor if it would chew at the mesh and escape. If lizards have the tendency to be docile and submissive then it will remain within the confines of the playpen. Our dog has not chewed at any part of the play pen as of yet. Also, I have washed the playpen with soap and water and it is as good as new again.
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will probably keep out rodents but not something as small as a spider or bug
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Yes, every wall is mesh screening. This product is better for smaller reptiles.
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The mesh is about 2" square, so it would keep out larger birds like Jays and Robins. Maybe a small finch could squeak through. I use it as netting to protect my chickens from hawks. I have tried cheaper netting, but this stuff is much better quality and lasts much longer in the sun.