#55599

 Buying an anole??

Hi, i jus wanted to no a few questions about anoles: 1-How big do they grow? 2-What do you feed them? 3-Are they hard to look after? 4-What is their life span? 5-Are they good as your first pet lizard? Thanks, Scott14,

 #55635

 Buying an anole??

hi, this is the best place to get informtion, please visit this website, it will answer alot of your posted questions: http://www.kingsnake.com/anolecare/30.htm

 #56149

 Buying an anole??

thanks i’ll try it Scott

 #56428

 Buying an anole??

Anoles although inexpensive actually do take a bit of care. You need to have plenty of humidity, lots of UVB, crickets, make sure you do not have two males, they also can get a bit picky about food. good luck

 #56605

 Buying an anole??

thnx

 #62491

 Buying an anole??

yes they are very good pets for your first lizard

 #62732

 Buying an anole??

1.they can get to about.... mabey barely less than foot. 2.crickets, grub worms, baby food. #. they are fairly easy u do need to mist them every so often, and feed them 1 or 2 times a day. change their substrate. 3>some can live 7 yrs 4.yes they were my first.

 #65789

 Buying an anole??

THNX

 #66260

 Buying an anole??

They make great first pets. As one of my posts here says, I’ve had my anoles for about 4 years. My 50-60 gallon aquarium has about 20 anoles, then a mix of long tail lizards and house geckos. I have filtered top soil as a substrate and cyprus mulch on top of that. I planted live plants and vines, supplementing the enclosure with artificial vines and rocks. The enclosure is thick, humid and lush. I place crickets in there every few days, mist twice a day with hot water (it cools about 5 inches out of the nozzle) and use the proper lighting to keep it warm and provide the correct sunlight. They thrive there and have been for years. But, they’re like goldfish; you look at them, you shouldn’t try to pick them up.

 #82358

 Buying an anole??

your setup sounds kool can you send in a pic of it? Scott14,