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Posted by ALanolis on May 07, 2003 at 15:26:17:

In Reply to: Hmmmm posted by eric adrignola on May 06, 2003 at 22:52:39:

:it was the shape of an anole, but it CLIMBEB through the branches very deliberatly, GRABBING each branch, not hopping blindly

Anoles are typically very acrobatic (and fun to watch). As I aforementioned, I am not too familiar with any species that could be otherwise. That isn't saying they do not exist, that just is me pleading the 5th. When it comes to Anoles, my sights are set of the majority of the 350-400 some odd species. The few that are very un-Anole like in behavior, appearance, and anatomy don't retain my interest for those very reasons. Hopefully 59herps can help out with describing the behavior of his false chameleon Anoles. Did those photos look even remotely familiar?

~ALanolis

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