This little guy moved in.
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tckfui
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Seriously?
mambokabui
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I can get moths for him.
he loves to lay on top of the plants under the lights.
he loves to lay on top of the plants under the lights.
nah, maybe catch him. get it stoned
lol thats funny
moondreamer13
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Lucky little guy he found the perfect place to veg!!! You should let him stay he'll bring some good karma to ya.
Baked Jesus
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That's sweet. I'd say feed him some mealworms. I put a male plant in my bearded dragon's tank for awhile, and the crickets destroyed it within a few days. He's a cool lil' fella though. ^_^
mambokabui
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I gave him a cricket today and he pounced on it. I bought 20 very small ones for a buck.
mambokabui
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anyone know how often to feed this guy?
Baked Jesus
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From: Green Anole Feeding
"Green anoles will eat most small insects. Crickets are easily obtained, and a good source of nutrition for them. They will also take spiders, mealworms or flies.
The anoles should be fed two or three insects each, once every 2 or 3 days. Avoid over feeding them - the insects will get dehydrated, and be of little value to the anoles. Then, when you do introduce fresh insects, they will be too full to eat them.
Water should be provided by misting, as they will not normally drink from bowls. They will lick drops of moisture from plant leaves of from the walls of the terrarium.
To properly metabolize calcium, the anloes need exposure to UVB (ultra violet light). This allows them to covert vitamin D into D3. Without this light, they may develop metabolic bone disease. This light must not be filtered through glass or plastic. Two to four hours a week of bright sunlight is normally enough. If you cannot expose them to the sun, then a suitable lamp should be provided."
Good luck!
You should take more pics. I love lizards.
"Green anoles will eat most small insects. Crickets are easily obtained, and a good source of nutrition for them. They will also take spiders, mealworms or flies.
The anoles should be fed two or three insects each, once every 2 or 3 days. Avoid over feeding them - the insects will get dehydrated, and be of little value to the anoles. Then, when you do introduce fresh insects, they will be too full to eat them.
Water should be provided by misting, as they will not normally drink from bowls. They will lick drops of moisture from plant leaves of from the walls of the terrarium.
To properly metabolize calcium, the anloes need exposure to UVB (ultra violet light). This allows them to covert vitamin D into D3. Without this light, they may develop metabolic bone disease. This light must not be filtered through glass or plastic. Two to four hours a week of bright sunlight is normally enough. If you cannot expose them to the sun, then a suitable lamp should be provided."
Good luck!
You should take more pics. I love lizards.
wafflehouselover
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awsome dude, but that guy looks really skinny.
mambokabui
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In the pics he does look skinny but what you cant tell is he less than 2 inches long. The guy at the pet store where I bought the crickets said he is very young to be that small.
wafflehouselover
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i am going to go outside to day and catch all the anole i can =)