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Posted by goodchicken on March 20, 2003 at 02:35:41:
In Reply to: brown anoles posted by gyke on March 16, 2003 at 18:17:44:
The subspecies doesn't matter considering that most people can't even tell one subspecies from another. Two is a good number of anoles to keep in a 20 gallon enclosure, though it is also good to have as few anoles as possible. From my experience with keeping a male and female green anole pair, there is competition for food (as in, my male will take a half-chewed meal worm out of my female's mouth) so I have to make sure and oversee whether they both get enough to eat. This can be time-consuming, and you might just want to go about having one anole in the enclosure.
-RT
