Post by DibDip on May 9, 2005 17:29:02 GMT -5
This little guy (I'm assuming male because of the two bumps at the cloaka) I just got today from my mother. She works at "Shaw's" and he was in a shipment of flowers from Florida so they decided to give them to me since appearently I'm the local lizard boy... I live in Maine by the way...
He's about 4.25" long and about 1.5" of that is his body and head. He's rather tiny and in my mind I keep thinking "young briown anole?" But, I'm not sure... Think you guys can ID it? Here's two pictures.
P.S. The picture is while he was in a substrateless 10 gallon aquarium, he's still in said aquarium but now he has repticarpeting and I'm cleaning out my Australian water dragon's food dish for a temporary water dish. He's so small that it seems I could only feed him pinhead crickets, so I'm also making an assumption that he's rather young if he is in fact an anole.
EDIT: Actually, assuming it is a type of anole... With green anoles that head shape and the lighter stripe down the back is usually an indication of them being female, but with two buldges at the cloaka, I guess I'm not sure...
He's about 4.25" long and about 1.5" of that is his body and head. He's rather tiny and in my mind I keep thinking "young briown anole?" But, I'm not sure... Think you guys can ID it? Here's two pictures.
P.S. The picture is while he was in a substrateless 10 gallon aquarium, he's still in said aquarium but now he has repticarpeting and I'm cleaning out my Australian water dragon's food dish for a temporary water dish. He's so small that it seems I could only feed him pinhead crickets, so I'm also making an assumption that he's rather young if he is in fact an anole.
EDIT: Actually, assuming it is a type of anole... With green anoles that head shape and the lighter stripe down the back is usually an indication of them being female, but with two buldges at the cloaka, I guess I'm not sure...
