Lost & found reptiles & amphibians in Evansville
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Leopard gecko, yellow with brown spots, lost
Category: Reptiles & Amphibians. I lost my leopard gecko yesterday around 3pm near the Walmart on Burkhardt Road in Evansville. It's about 6 inches long, yellow-tan with irregular brown spots and a bright orange tail tip, and it has a small crescent-shaped scar on its belly from a minor fall last month. I’m really worried—this gecko was a gift from my daughter and means a lot to us; if you find it, please email [email protected].
Leopard gecko with orange spots missing
Yesterday around 6pm I lost my leopard gecko near the Walmart on Burkhardt Road in Evansville. It’s about 4 inches long from snout to tail, gray-beige with bright orange saddle spots along the back, and the tail looks a bit fatter than normal when it's healthy. There’s a tiny blue spot behind the right front leg and a small crescent-shaped scar on the left jaw—that combo is how I’d recognize it if I see it again. This little guy means a lot to my 8-year-old; it was a rescued pet and keeps him calm at night. If you’ve seen anything, please drop me a note here—really hoping to bring him home.
Green leopard gecko, missing near Eastland Mall
I lost my green leopard gecko yesterday around 3pm near Eastland Mall on Burkhardt Road in Evansville. It’s about 4 inches long, lime green with brown speckles and a darker stripe along the back; its eyes are big and curious. There’s a tiny white speck at the base of its tail and a faint orange patch under the chin—pretty easy to spot if you know what to look for. It’s my niece’s pet and was a gift, so it means a lot to us—really hope someone picked it up and kept it safe. If you found it, please message me through the app so we can arrange a meetup.
Red-eared slider turtle missing near Eastland Mall
I'm missing my red-eared slider turtle, Wrangler. He's a small adult, about 4-5 inches across his green shell with bright yellow stripes, and a distinctive red patch behind each eye. I last saw him yesterday around 3pm, wandering near the Eastland Mall parking lot off Burkhardt Road in Evansville. He's a friendly little guy, and his shell has a small crack along the right edge from a tumble last month, plus a couple of faint scratches on the plastron. He loves basking under a lamp and hides under rocks, and he's been part of our family since he was a hatchling; my daughter is really attached to him, so this is really worrying. If you've seen him, drop a note here or email me at [email protected].
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