Provided they have hiding places, and direct sunlight doesn't over-heat them - then it's fine. Check the temperature range hourly over an average week (bright sunshine to dull rainy days) to be sure they wont get too hot or too cold.
I'm not sure. Mine is currently shedding. I learned to keep the terrarium well humidified [ by misting tank with a spray bottle]. I do know that all green anoles do shed periodically.
the girls will probley eat the baby you never know
I have two anoles and 3 blue tailed skinks in a 29 gallon tank and they get along just fine. It's actually funny, because the anoles get more aggressive toward each other than they they ever have toward the skinks. I have a simple UV light in the hood of the tank and a low-powered heat rock. They all tend to cuddle on or near the heat rock. The anoles like to sit up high, so I have some foliage and a hammock for them to sit in. The anoles occasionally come down and will sit right on top of the skinks. As long as they are the same size, you shouldn;t have a problem.
You shouldn't because i have heard that sand isn't good either because they may accidentally eat it. try FAKE grass instead
Not if you want to keep driving the car!
The green sludge is probably algae. If the tank has an open top, the sunlight will encourage the growth of algae. If this is the case, clean the tank out and keep covered.
Green anoles require more humidity than leopard geckos do, which means a nightly misting is required. A Leopard gecko requires a standing bowl of water. Both require heating, regular feedings, weekly tank change etc.. It's a matter of personal preference and opinion but leopard geckos are very easy to keep.
green anoles, crested gecko, leopard gecko, a pair of fire bellied toads, 5-9 fish, tomato frog.
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Your fish tank may be turning green due to an overgrowth of algae. Algae thrive in environments with excess nutrients, sunlight, and warm temperatures. To prevent this, you can try reducing the amount of light your tank receives, cleaning the tank regularly, and avoiding overfeeding your fish.
Yes they do, a very good pet, easy to take care of, pretty friendly, you just have to have a lot of rocks and fake plants for them to climb on, a fairly tall and wide tank, and make sure the temperature is right mine keeps running away when i try to pet it but maybe it has to get used to me i have only had it for 2 weeks