r/Anoles

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I've been looking into adopting a brown anole from my local pet store. I've been researching everything I'd need to properly care for one. I was gifted a lamp I could potentially use but I'm a little confused on if this would be a good fit for a brown anole or not. It says UVB/UVA but it also says it can be used for basking??
I was just wondering if anyone here has any more information on if this would be a good option or not.

Girly’s got egg number two enroute! Here’s hoping it’s fertile, the last one was not.

The enclosure is 3 feet long and tall, 45cm wide.

Can I keep a single one or do they need to be in a pair?

I know if you keep green anoles in pairs the males will constantly breed and the female will be laying eggs.

I don’t want unwanted babies

is he too thin? i see him daily and he has become my favorite, this sudden drop in weight has me worried though :/ is there anything i can do?

He turns green every so often. I thought my tank was good if not perfect? I spray three times a day every four hours and turn the light off at 12 am. He eats crickets and sometimes worms. He stopped eating worms idk why. He drinks his water after eating the crickets, maybe he’s tired of crickets? Or maybe it’s too crowded. If I’m missing something or doing too much of something please lmk! Anything helps!!

i recently got my first anole, and have been doing tons of research to make sure he's healthy and thrives as long as possible since this is my first reptile. i read something about how if you can see their ribs and tail bone at the base of their tail then it means they're under weight? i've had this lil guy for a little less than a week now and i have been feeding him 1-2 mealworms or crickets, or whatever stray bug i find around the house daily (as long as it doesn't sting or is poisonous) which he always happily takes, but im worried about his weight, should i be feeding him more than 1-2 bugs a day or just wait until he gains more weight from what i've already been feeding him?
any beginner tips for keeping anoles are also welcome, as i've been struggling to find good information on their husbandry needs. it seems they're uncommon for good experienced reptile keepers since i've mostly been seeing inexperienced kids caring for them with less than the absolute bare minimum. i know they're considered a "beginner friendly reptile" but i don't want that to mean they need less care and attention (health and husbandry wise) than any other kind of pet, i want him to live as long and happily as possible.

Cuban false chameleon/beared anole

He had this thing in the corner of his mouth what is it?

This is Caine (photo 2) and Abel (photo 1). My grandmpa brought them up from Florida a few months ago. My problem is that I'll be moving soon and dont have anyway to bring them. I'll have an opertunity to bring them back to Florida. But my main fear is that they've been too domesticated/injured to be reintroduced. What so you guys think I should do?

i’m in tampa fl and these brown anoles are literally EVERYWHERE !!! they cover sidewalks and i swear i almost step on several anytime i’m outside 😭 theyre super cute and i love watching them catch bugs ! this one was super pretty !

This guy gave it his all! He had pumped about five full sets before I was able to run and get my phone/camera, but he still tried 🦎💪💚

After MONTHS of trying to breed the isopod colony in my anole terrarium…. (Lizard even ate the first colony and I had to buy a new batch…) I finally noticed tiny babies today!!! ((And it’s my BIRTHDAY WEEKEND so it’s like my mama cows gave me the cutest lil presents! 😭!!))

I hope you all find them as adorable as I do!!

Je suis débutant,ce sont des anoles bruns.Donnez moi des conseils s'il vous plaît