Anoles

it was around when the dinosaurs were on the earth alive

No but they do lay them together. its best that the young does not stay with the adult because there are cases of the adult eating the young.

Anoles typically lay between 2 to 15 eggs per clutch, depending on the species and environmental conditions. Female anoles can produce multiple clutches throughout the breeding season, which may last several months. Overall, a single female can potentially have dozens of offspring in a year.

No ! They would never encounter each other in their natural habitat ! Also - they need totally different living conditions ! Additionally - Chinese Water Dragons prey includes of small reptiles !

well if they crap on u then no. i once had one and he bit me so i chunked him in the celling fan. and off with his head. he didn't live much longer. only 3 more years until a tragic smoothy making incident.

owls, hawks, and frogs. some other things too, but owls hawks and frogs at most.

Maybe sometimes even another bigger lizard.

A) it's not right to kill them

B) I'm not going to help you answer this wuestion exept it's immoral and wrong

Anywhere it could physically fit ! It would instinctively find a hole of crevice that it could fit into - so that it feels safe.

Yes, but this is extremely rare. An overly rough, large male might bite a female fatally, as the males will often grab the female by the neck or side while breeding. More common is for a few small cuts to be left, which can be dabbed with betadine on a q-tip to help prevent infection.

I imagine it would depend on where exactly they bite you, but generally no, their bite does not hurt. I have lived in Florida my entire life and have caught these lizards and hung them from my ears and my nose. I would just put their mouth near my ear and once they bite down they don't let go. So they will just hang there.

The larger brown anole can pinch a little when you try to pry them back off of you, but that is only because they are a little more aggressive and won't let go.

The red flap on males is a "dewlap."

No.

No. As with most reptiles, anoles abandon their offspring as eggs. The young will instinctively attack anything that moves, even a gum wrapper, consuming everything that fits into their mouths, which, in my experience, is mainly ants. Many terrestrial anoles sit and wait head-down on the trunks of trees, making a mad dash at prey that veers too close. Green anoles, on the other hand, slowly stalk their prey, pouncing when it is in reach. They tend to catch more flighted insects that their terrestrial counterparts, but everything is instinctual.

i think a week.

You should probably just try putting a different food supply in their terrarium. Say for an example, you were putting crickrts in. You might want to change that to mealworms. But remember, DON'T FEED YOUR ANOLE(S) MEALWORMS BIGGER THAN THEIR OWN HEAD!!!!!!

Yes they can. You are most likely experiencing mouth rot, though.

One week

Yes, green male anole lizards can camouflage to some extent, primarily by changing their color to match their surroundings. While they are predominantly green, they can also display brown or gray tones depending on environmental factors like temperature and humidity, or when threatened. This ability helps them blend into foliage and avoid predators. However, their color change is not as advanced as that of some other reptiles, and their camouflage relies heavily on their immediate environment.