Ok, so I've been doing reading up on the brown Anole I found in my terarrium the other day. Many websites and two books I picked up say that Anoles should be kept with others of their kind to be happy/not bored. So, now I've been looking for a source for hatchling brown anoles but haven't come up with anything.
All the local pet shops I hit today only had the green species and they were about 2-3 times the size of my hatchling. I looked at Kingsnake.com but you can't post free want ads/inquiries to buy anymore like I seem to recall you could long ago. Gotta pay the same as if you're selling something. This weekend I'll hit the outta town pet shops and see what there is.
Am I just being paranoid about their need for companionship or will this one be OK with introducing another one or two (likely of the green species) at a later date. Say when I'm able to tell what sex it is? If mine is a male and I introduce a green female (or vice versa) will they interbreed or at least, enjoy each others company?
Thanks for all the help you guys have given me over the past few days. This guy was such an unexpected surprise, I want to do everything I can to make him happy/healthy.
All the local pet shops I hit today only had the green species and they were about 2-3 times the size of my hatchling. I looked at Kingsnake.com but you can't post free want ads/inquiries to buy anymore like I seem to recall you could long ago. Gotta pay the same as if you're selling something. This weekend I'll hit the outta town pet shops and see what there is.
Am I just being paranoid about their need for companionship or will this one be OK with introducing another one or two (likely of the green species) at a later date. Say when I'm able to tell what sex it is? If mine is a male and I introduce a green female (or vice versa) will they interbreed or at least, enjoy each others company?
Thanks for all the help you guys have given me over the past few days. This guy was such an unexpected surprise, I want to do everything I can to make him happy/healthy.