Can chameleons and anoles live in the same tank?

Answer 1

yes Im pretty sure they can since they both drink water from a dripping system and live relativly in the same climate. But I do not know for sure.

No anoles cannot stay in the same cage as chameleons (any chameleon/anole) because the chameleon will eat the anole.

Answer 2

Never house different species together - unless - they are naturally from the same country !

EDIT: So I should put my Spectacled Caiman with my Plumed Basilisk? They're from the same country. How about my California king snake and Black Rat snake? It does matter that they naturally live together, but it matters even more what the animal in question is. Anoles are not even related to chameleons, contrary to popular belief. Plus both animals are easily stressed and would be even more stressed by an active cagemate. Plus, following your logic, the answer is still no. The most common pet Chameleons- Jackson's and Veiled are not even from the same continents as anoles.

Answer 3

No. Chameleons cannot stay in the same cage as a anole (ANY ANOLE!) because the chameleon will eat the anole.

Answer 4

yes they can live together they require the same temps and humidity, as well as foods and supplements. Oh yeah the Geckos are nocturnal the Anoles, not so much.

Answer 5

Yes just make sure to add a smaller water dish for the anole or mist the tank hope this helps

Answer 6

No they can not. Green anoles are small tropical lizards and leopard geckos a medium desert lizards. The leopard gecko will most likely eat the green anole. Don't try it!

Answer 7

No, these two species range from two different parts of the world, requiring much different husbandry than one another. You cannot mix species of different habitats.