With $300. The lizard itself has a low cost, but its care is difficult an expensive. Bedding is $10 and should be changed weekly. A water dish is about $10. A 29 gallon tank (recommended size) is about $70. So is the mercury vapor UVB bulb. The lamp that can handle the bulb will run $20. Plants, hides, and other decor is about $30. Crickets and other feeders will run $10 every other week. The bulb has to be changed yearly even if it still produces light. You'll need a quality digital thermometer and hygrometer ($25) as well as an automatic mister for humidity. You get the point. Don't buy one on impulse.

I've had a baby brown anole for a few months now and the only thing I have found small enough to feed her are flightless fruitflies. They can be purchased at most Petco's and online. They are the size of a normal fruitfly, but are unable to fly.

My 1st land hermit crab was bestfriends with my little Mandarin Crab (both need almost same exact conditions in the tank) ((Mandarin Crab needs half land, half water so i added a fish bowl for him)) they lived in a 5 gallon crabitat and everytime i lifted up the little coconut shell, they were together

No.

I am not sure o have never tried that !

Yes. Green anoles are just one of thousands of lizards that can regenerate their tails. Their tail muscles spasm, and with a little extra tugging, one of their tail vertebrae fractures at its weak point. The tail will never be as good as the original; with bones made only of cartilage and probably growing back less that picture perfect, but it's a life-saving tool that can be repeated indefinitely.

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based on mine, from head to beginning of tail, about two in. her tail is about 3.5. she turns green at night, brownish in the afternoon, and green brown in the morning. she is kinda skinny, and u can see her spine a little. idk if this applies to others, but when she's brown, one spot on her neck stays green. idk why or if that happenes on others but.. so yea think this is wat most look like

i would say ALMOST approximately 5-10 years. same with the bahaman and also "brown" anole. here in florida, green anoles are called anoles and brown anoles are called lizards. the record for green anoles lift expectency is 16 years.

Oncertainoccasions, most of the time they'll suck the juice out of fruits.Feed them soft, sweet fruits, like strawberries, bananas, etc

Strawberries work best.

Do feed fruits to your green anole as a treat.

They do not usually drink water from a water dish but usually lap up water droplets from their environment.

They are insectivores so they eat almost anything for example moths, crickets, wax-worms, super-worms, earthworms, gnats, roaches, fruit-flies and things of that nature. They do not eat pill bugs (Rolly Polly) fireflies box-elders (anything bright in color) butterflies beetles mosquito hawks spiders meal-worms and stuff like that. Hope this helped!!!

Florida has seen its coldest days in years. I unfortunately have found many many dead. (frozen) lizards all over the place.. I bring them in the house in a coverd bowl some come back from the dead..telling there story of the afterlizard life.. lolol.. no seriously... I went out to buy some meal worms.. but they don't eat them.. or wont.. the store is out of pinhead crickets 3 stores.. very poopular to them. like filet mignon. lolol. anway does anyone know how long a green anole can live without eating? i have water for them. and worms.. and its to faaaareeeking cold to let them out still .. its Jan 7. 2010. we will have snow this weekend.. I drempt it last week. everyone laughs at me. the will see. anyway let me know if anyone can help me. love, lazylizard.

Green Anoles lizards are wild however, they can somewhat be trained/tamed to an extent. The more you handle them the more they get accustomed to being handled and will be less likely to try and escape from you. Be careful handling them to much or too roughly, they are fragile and wash your hands before handling them so as to keep them from getting ill.

Females have a dark brown diamond shaped marks along their spine, and males have the red skin flap on they're throats that the stick out when they are either mad, feel threatened, or when they attract females.

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

go to the zoo, pick up an anole and study it closely like a scientist would, and look at its color the male will be brown and the female will be red.if you are color blind then you might want to look at its eyeball. the male will have 5 pupils the female will have 21. if you are blind then feel its fur, the male will have only have 3 little sploches of hair, and the female will just have no hair. if you lost your hand in the civil war and you are also color blind or blind then you just have no luck so go to your mommy, cry it all out and get a life.

No, and I would not recommend it as a feeder insect for any other lizard. The chemical(s) that produce light and give the lightning bug its name will make any critter that makes the mistake of eating it sick. It is usually fatal, especially for young ones, and you'll be extremely lucky that your lizard makes it through alive without future complications.

The toxins attack the heart, and symptoms normally occur 30 minutes after ingestion, which can include head shaking, gaping, repeated attempts to regurgitate, difficulty breathing, and a darkening of the skin. After the symptoms occur, this gives you roughly another half hour before death is certain. If you are certain that your pet has been poisoned, contact your vet or a local exotics specialist and get the lizard immediate emergency treatment.

Note: Usually one firefly is enough to kill a lizard.

ok this may b because wat u r feeding it. If u r feeding it dead flies or wat ever is dead, it may not notice it, like mine. if u feed it live, small crickets it should go right after them.If not, it may be because it doesnt like wat ur feeding it

Leopard geckos require heat reaching 105F and next to 0 humidity. Anoles enjoy cooler temps ranging from 75-85 with humidity levels reaching 70-90%. These two species, from two completely separate eco systems cannot co exist in the same terrarium. Its impossible to mimic their natural environments in the same terrarium.