colton tollett
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i found a green anole walking in my yard and i live in oklahoma. i'm not sure but i don't think anoles are supposed to live in oklahoma.
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just like jacksons, anoles have found a environment to flourish here in hawaii...but they are a feral species.
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Speaking of which... it came up recently about what species might share an enclosure with chameleons...
I had read a book by some herpetologist who was suggesting that the right enclosure could just as well house chameleons and anoles of compatible size, because the anoles would stay on the ground and the chameleons would stay in the branches, but they could have compatible environmental requirements. It sounded like he had done this... I'm gonna find the passage, and see if i can track him down, ask him for more specifics.
Hard for me to imagine my Jackson's eating full grown stick insects... one day... with a larger enclosure... I might be tempted to try that... maybe even large mantids (for a little while)... let the chams eat the young'ns.
I do not think that he meant green anoles. Anoles come in different sizes, just like chameleons. And they aren't arboreal the way that chameleons are.
you are either arboreal or not, your first post you said they'd stay on the ground, now you are saying they are arboreal, but maybe they just stay like on the bottom branches or something, no they climb walls, trees, can climb upside down, they are arboreal.
any lizard in a cham cage is going to be a stress factor, i have put green anoles in with my chams to observe and they don't like it, its disruptive to watch some crazy lizard try to escape for 8 hours