Hello all!
Can anyone help me with the aforementioned issue?
I am looking to break back into herps and I would like to start with something small and simple but which requires the same basic requirements as the more advanced animals. I have always been rather partial to brown anoles because I think they look like miniature monitor lizards.
As I've scoured the internet researching the proper husbandry for these guys, I've gotten a lot of mixed results.
For housing, the internet can't seem to make up its mind whether a screen cage is better suited for these guys, an aquarium is best suited for these guys or if a hybrid of the two is ideal. What do you experienced folks say?
I am aware if the fact that they favor drinking from dew and that they don't use heat rocks, they need a sun lamp.
The second issue that I am having is how to sex them. I currently have one who I am fairly convinced is male by virtue of size alone, but I would ljek to acquire a couple of females as well. I do not know how to differentiate a female from a young male, and once again, the internet can't seem to decide which has stripes and which has cheverons. Please help!
Thanks all,
Rob
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Can anyone help me with the aforementioned issue?
I am looking to break back into herps and I would like to start with something small and simple but which requires the same basic requirements as the more advanced animals. I have always been rather partial to brown anoles because I think they look like miniature monitor lizards.
As I've scoured the internet researching the proper husbandry for these guys, I've gotten a lot of mixed results.
For housing, the internet can't seem to make up its mind whether a screen cage is better suited for these guys, an aquarium is best suited for these guys or if a hybrid of the two is ideal. What do you experienced folks say?
I am aware if the fact that they favor drinking from dew and that they don't use heat rocks, they need a sun lamp.
The second issue that I am having is how to sex them. I currently have one who I am fairly convinced is male by virtue of size alone, but I would ljek to acquire a couple of females as well. I do not know how to differentiate a female from a young male, and once again, the internet can't seem to decide which has stripes and which has cheverons. Please help!
Thanks all,
Rob
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I717 using MonsterAquariaNetwork App
