r/Anoles

The molting one jumped into my hand after I gave her some water.

Would've tried to snatch up the little bugger for a closer look but he was camping near a good little hidey hole. Is this a common anole color and I just haven't been seeing it? (Location: FL)

I live in Texas and love seeing these guys all the time, but this morning I went out to feed my turtle and came back to see this little cutie hanging out on the wall next to the door

After I added water to the vase fountain, this little anole caught my attention--rubbing her body on the water droplets. Heat index up to 107°F predicted for this afternoon. 🔥 (Photo of the fountain in comments.)

Went to the vet for my female brown anole yesterday and we listened to her heart it was pretty cool . They Said she was their smallest patient ever. 🥺

UPDATE: Ya’ll were right! She was just chilling, she wasn’t dying! She must have scurried away when I left, which meant the cat would have left too. It was raining today, so I didn’t see my anoles hunker down this evening, but I’ll be taking a headcount sometime this week/weekend.

The pictures are rough. Only one side of its body is visible because of the lighting.

He/She is missing a tail and has been sitting in that spot for 3 hours. Its eyes are open and it moves its head.

There’s a stray cat we all feed who is likely the suspect. I’m not sure though since she’s been throwing up this morning. She knows she’s not allowed on my side patio where an anole couple has been living for years.

Should I try to relocate this injured one to the side patio where I know the cat won’t come?

Would that be just as dangerous because of the male anole that lives here? He was chasing another male yesterday. He’ll jump from the brick wall to the A/C just to catch his competition.

Anything else I can do?

If this injured anole is the female that’s been living here, the cat will have lost its supply of fancy feast. I’ve protected the anoles from her to the point it was almost cruel.

The male anole has been here the longest. He’ll run right under my feet or near my head to catch bugs. Multiple times, he has ran up to my drink and pecked at it. They sleep in my Jasmine plant. If I go out of town, I leave the patio light on for them. I roll up rugs in the winter for them to sleep in.

Hey guys first time posting.

We saved this little guys a few weeks ago and I was wondering if this setup if fine or I should change.

He’s not my first lizard, he is my first anoles.

Thank you

I got this guy from petco (I know 🙃 but we have no exotic breeders with anoles or any exotic pet stores within 3 hours of me) I’ve had him almost a month and he’s doing great. They told me he was still a juvenile but clearly he isn’t lol. I’m pretty sure he’s an adult but I wanted to see if anyone could tell me for sure. The only thing that has me questioning if he’s an adult is the white stripe on his back. He’s probably around 6ish inches from nose to tip of the tail.

Just a little mango being eaten by my majestic female blue beauty anole.

Hello! I posted a while back about the anole I rescued from a suitcase. His name is now Steven and he loves his dubia roaches and UVB lamp.

I want to convert his terrarium into a bioactive setup, but Steven really loves to eat and I'm worried he will eat the clean up crew faster than they can reproduce. Does anyone have any advice for this? Steven pic included for tax.

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This is just north of Jacksonville, FL. I am leaning toward crested becuase I've never remember seeing a lizzard with a fin down it's back before but I don't think they come up this far north.

So, I was misting as usual & found this little guy in my green anole Belle Pepper's tank(fully bioactive been going for about 2 months now, live plants, isopods, springtails, the whole shebang). Is it safe to just leave him in there, or should I remove him?

Just chilling in our garden in San Antonio Tx, zone 9a. Took this picture in the evening while watering.

his arms just dangling is so funny 😭😭😭

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