#39648

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We just bought 2 brown anoles. We thought one was a male and one was a female. Do both them male and female brown anole have reddish-orange dewlaps? Would appreciate any information on how to tell them apart.

 #39998

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Hey people, i need help really quick, so please help me. I’ve noticed that one of my anoles keep raising and lowering its dewlap repeatitivly about every hour or so. Then it bobs it head. Can anbody tell me whats going on?

 #40309

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Also, I have noticed that the sam lizard has, like, a raised line of skin along its back that it raises sometimes. Can someone please answer!?

 #40341

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hey man i think you should look it up on the internet. sorry nobody answered

 #40352

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dood com down first of all you should of read on these before you got them because i seems you know nothing about them both female and male bob there heads because its a mating RITUAL and the male has a bigger dewlap than the female and theres two reasons why the male opens it first its to grab the females atention and show off and second its a warning sign saying im going to bite you .

 #40353

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oh and the skin rasing its just what all anoles do so dont worry about it,

 #40364

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did you look it up on the internet?

 #40404

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yes, i have looked up anoles and I’ve been reading tons about them. thanks thoguh. that helped me some.

 #40408

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And i am not a dood.

 #40414

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lol

 #40503

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sorry lol!

 #41953

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Hey, they both have a diamond pattern on their backs. Does this mean anything?

 #42228

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only males do the drop thing.

 #42399

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what are u talking about Jony

 #43203

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what do you think?

 #44327

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they can have but the females is usually not as big and bright as the males

 #44328

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opps guess ya already know that lol sorry!!!!!

 #44597

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The one you said was bobbing its head and flexing its dewlap is most likely a male. Now since you said it was rasing the skin on it’s back it leads me to think the other is a male also. They will flex their dewlaps for female attention, but if they darken in color, raise the skin on their back, bob their head and flex the dewlap,they are challenging anoter male to a territory dispute. Watch them carefully so they don’t end up fighting.

 #45895

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No, they haven’t fought since I bought them 2 weeks ago. One of them raises the skin on it back but the other one doesn’t. The one that doesn’t raise the skin on its back bobs its head and puts its dewlap out alot. The one that does raise the skin on its back won’t ever put out its dewlap if I am nearby.