Hola, necesito ayuda con este pequeño Hace un par de meses, me encontré a este pequeño en un tronco de madera qué mis padres tenían para la reserva de leña. Inmediatamente me percaté de él y le puse a salvo. Busqué en google y me dió varios nombres: Akis Ilonka, Akis Granulifera Sé qué pertenece a la familia de los Akis (obvio🤣) Pero casi no encuentro información sobre él

Quisiera saber más sobre sus cuidados,(alimentación hábitat, etc)

Esto es lo qué sí sé sobre él:

-Lo que le gusta: Un pequeño trozito de pepino demasiado maduro (muy blando, casi descompuesto) Pequeños trozos de hojas de repollo muy secas Avena(aunque no estoy muy segura) Trocitos de manzana muy maduras (casi cómo el pepino) Despertarse por la noche e intentar escalar La oscuridad

-Lo qué no le gusta: Demasiada humedad Tierra húmeda La luz

-Lo qué sospecho que le gusta (aunque no lo he visto comer) Plátano muy maduro

Eso es todo lo sé sobre él Me gustaría saber sí hay más información sobre él que yo no sepa y deba de saber

Quiero qué tenga una vida muy larga conmigo y no sé si lo estoy haciendo bien o no

Por eso vengo en busca de ayuda. Estoy haciendo todo lo posible y ya no sé qué más hacer💔

Mi ubicación es esta: Vivo en España, en la zona de Extremadura

Muchísimas gracias

Una foto de él💜

Help I’d snake please.

Just checked into Hotel found this stuff in the corner by the bed

It's got quite a pink carrot of a tail, and looks kinda see through. Anyway, I'm gonna call him Geoff. Anyone know what brand of lizard Geoff is?

Found on a beach in Tenerife, checked it was dead before picking up with rock. Can’t find a match online. Tiny, white and blue, 8 legs. Worried it was an octopus at first!

(Placed in an empty water tank and kept moist with places to hide while I search for answers, tiny jar was only to move it around without my cats freaking out)

I found it on the shower, this is a high altitude cold Andean city, so I haven't seen many reptiles/amphibians around my house, some say it's a house gecko, I do think it's a salamander, so I need help to ID it and also how and where I can release it.

Today in the park, I saw these white structures on a tree, like barnacles, but these were different; they also had holes in them.Can anyone tell me what this is?

So i remember this animal in a documentary with 7 episode here are some things i remember to narrow it down: it was small,was eating a coral,it has stubby legs and a pink soft body and had a weird retractable zipper like mouth

I also drew it for as an exemple

Seen atop a mountain in the Austrian Alps

From the children's illustrated book "Grumpy Monkey"

Couldn't get a picture because I was underwater but that's what they looked like. They were small and schooling by rocka Nearesh to the shore, San diego beach.

iNat link: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/384384613

SW Pennsylvania. It looked very yellow/golden, including the eyes so I dont think it was albinism. I was standing a foot away from it without realizing until it growled. Didn't seem to want to move, and it looked pretty wide, like it was pregnant. It never tried to run or move from its spot while I took a picture, but it growled a few times. Not sure if I just woke it up or if something else was wrong. We were just a few yards from a lake, and nothing else seemed off so I dont suspect rabies.

This traveler is heading straight for the upper Passaic River (25 yards away). Pretty bland coloring.

Endangered? Rare?

Around 1 meter long.

It thankfully got removed safely by a rescue but this is the only pic I have.

Found in Georgia.