Well I'm sitting outside enjoying a nice quite beer and then all of a sudden there's this noise on the flyscreen.
Check this out.
A bloody Geckos grabbed hold of a grasshopper and she's on.
That's a top Gecko Mick, how big is he? My son found one on our kitchen sink a couple of years ago, I think one of the cat's caught him and spat him out, so he's living in an old aquarium with lots of toys and eating store bought grasshoppers. He's only a little feller though, so I'd love to find a big bastaard and swap them over before my boy gets back from Europe, that'll piss him off!
I reckon that they'd have to be 4 to 5 inches long mate and good fat healthy buggers too.
They're here all year round and are out and about at night time when the bugs come in and buzz around the windows.
They've got a good bite on 'em.
Not enough to draw blood but not a bad nip for a little lizard.
The kids use to collect Gecko eggs when they were younger but none ever hatched which use to piss 'em off.
A couple weeks ago, I switch the aircon on in the lounge room for the first time in a few months now that the build up has started.
Anyway, it went clunk/bang and I'm thinking Fcuk, the aircons rooted.
Then a Gecko came flying out of the air vent followed by his tail that had been chopped off.
The 'ol Gecko hit the deck, got his sh1t together and bolted minus a tail.
They're pretty tuff little fellas.
The story is that if you've got Geckos cruising around the joint, you've got a happy household.
That's true until the Wild Turkey runs dry.