Anoles

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.

The Louisiana anole lizard changes color primarily due to environmental factors such as temperature, light, and social interactions. This color change is facilitated by specialized cells in their skin called chromatophores, which contain different pigments. When the lizard's body temperature rises or it feels threatened, these cells expand or contract, altering the lizard's appearance. This ability helps with camouflage, communication, and thermoregulation.

Green anoles primarily feed on small insects and invertebrates, but they may also consume fruit occasionally. When they do eat fruit, they tend to favor softer, ripe options such as berries, figs, and other fruits that are easy to digest. However, fruits are not a significant part of their diet, as they are predominantly insectivorous.

The ball python is found Africa and is the smallest of all the African pythons.

Warm coastal areas. They are more for the dead trees. They need a basking area and an area to retreat from predators or a place to lie down and relax if stressed or frightined. They need an open area to roam around as well as plants, live or fake to roam around in. They should be misted daily and fthey eat crickets, mealworms, and grasshoppers

Yes - it's part of the 'courtship' ritual.

They live in the United States and the Caribbean Islands.

lay eggs like all reptiles

Missing tails are no cause for alarm; anoles can regenerate their lost tails

I'm sorry, but I don't have access to specific documents or worksheets like "maths mate green term 3 sheet 2." However, if you provide me with the details of question 32, I'd be happy to help you solve it!

Anoles are reptiles so stress can be very harmful to them. When stressed they will display emotion through their color patterns. The bad part is the build up of lactic acid in their body. All reptiles' bodies react by building up lactic acid in stressful situations. A long period of time without stress being relieved will eventually kill the animal.

I don't really know but my dog ate one but he hasn't become dead or anything serious he just vomited (he's a shih tzu)

I have had an Anole lizard for about 3 years now and he does this a lot.He willfall asleep in my hand or wherever i put him.Sometimes he'll close one eye and keep the other open..My suggestions

watch it-if it seems to be weak best bet would be bring it to the vets office

Is he/she eating- i had to force feed me anole for a week because he couldn't eat on his own

Check for dehydration- when a lizard is dehydrated they arent active,their eyes are sunken in and they don't eat a lot.

Is it alone?- if it has a cage buddy separate them for a night or too so that they don't wake each other up (mine do that sometimes)

My Anole is partially paralysed from the waste down (he can move his legs and tail but cant walk,he has to pull himself a round)because a bird broke his back when he was wild..

If your anole gets really bad take it to the vet,it may either be sick or just tired

Yes! As far as I can tell, these are the only endangered anoles that I can find. Please contribute!:

Barker's Anole
Anolis barkeri

Breedlove's Anole
Anolis breedlovei

Northern Chiapas Anole
Anolis hobartsmithi

Hidalgo Anole
Anolis naufragus

Chiapan Pigmy Anole
Anolis pygmaeus

Culebra Island Giant Anole (possibly extinct)
Anolis roosevelti