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    Ball Python Aficionado Adam Chandler's Avatar
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    Need some help identifying this small lizard

    Hey guys, I just got back from vacation and found this little guy running around my basement.



    Does anyone know if it is a native species to the mid-atlantic coast of the US? I was going to release him outside but i'm not sure if he is a possible a escaped non-native pet.
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    Re: Need some help identifying this small lizard

    5-lined skink, yes it is native.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plestiodon_fasciatus

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    Exactly what I was going to say, have them here in Ohio

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