A Few Pictures & Video of Dulce (Cuban Knight Anole)

[jannb]

I posted pictures of my chams and dog yesterday and didn't want to leave little Dulce out. She's 8 months old and weighs 48 grams. She's loving her new free range.

The video of Dulce
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExyqikUPgrs

 

[Syn]

Mmmmmmm apple sauce. She's looking good.

 

[Thompson]

Perfect pictures! What camera are you using?

 

[KClark]

what a cutie! :] is that as big as he will get??

 

[jannb]

Thank you for you kind words about Dulce.

She should continue to grow until about a year old and she's 8 months old now.

We have a Nikon D80.

 

[FroggtheCham]

AAwwww!! There she is!!! I love Dulce!! She always looks like she is smiling!!

 

[jannb]

AAwwww!! There she is!!! I love Dulce!! She always looks like she is smiling!!

Thanks Franie! She does always seem happy. The strangest think about her it that little hole you can see at the back of her mouth....you can see right throught it and out the other side.

 

[hallenhe]

Thanks Franie! She does always seem happy. The strangest think about her it that little hole you can see at the back of her mouth....you can see right throught it and out the other side.

Is that her ear opening? - I remember the night I realized that you could see light shining through my leopard gecko's ear from the other side...

 

[Syn]

Thanks Franie! She does always seem happy. The strangest think about her it that little hole you can see at the back of her mouth....you can see right throught it and out the other side.

Does she eat a lot? That might explain things.

 

[jannb]

Is that her ear opening? - I remember the night I realized that you could see light shining through my leopard gecko's ear from the other side...

Does this mean Dulce has ears and can hear me? I talk to her all the time but never knew she had ears???

 

[Syn]

Does this mean Dulce has ears and can hear me? I talk to her all the time but never knew she had ears???

I don't recall exactly how great lizard hearing is, but they can certainly hear vibrations. I don't think it's as developed as a human ear but it still "listens".