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The male will try to impress the female by bobbing it's head and showing it's dewlap. After the female has chosen the male they will position themselves by linking their tails togeather. Then the female will be pregnant and dig a hole to lay her eggs. After she has done this, she will lay her eggs and about 45 days later you will have baby green anoles. Hope this helps =]
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