Felt like sharing, so here's some pics of my pair:

male
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e114/Haroldo85/Anolis/IMG_4729.jpg

female
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e114/Haroldo85/Anolis/IMG_4732.jpg

Hope you enjoyed seeing pics of these little known anole.
-Harold

Awesome looking I use to have a few of them. Maybe even a picture here somewhere?? Nice looking anoles though =)

Not the normal ones man, how big do they get?

Not the normal ones man, how big do they get?

Id like to know that too. That species is not familar to me.

Very cool anoles Harold. Your animals always amaze me.

very cool... do you keep any other species?

theres a few anoles I've always been interested in; bartschi, vermiculatus

Awesome looking I use to have a few of them. Maybe even a picture here somewhere?? Nice looking anoles though =)

Thanks. Though, I'm pretty sure these aren't what you think...

Not the normal ones man, how big do they get?

Id like to know that too. That species is not familar to me.

These are about 5" or so total length as adults.

Very cool anoles Harold. Your animals always amaze me.

Thanks much Tama. I just try to keep what I like working with.

very cool... do you keep any other species?

theres a few anoles I've always been interested in; bartschi, vermiculatus

Indeed I do Mike...I've got 5 or 6 other Anolis species here.

Those two are both nice choices. I actually had a pair of A. bartschi reserved, but swamped out for something I have now. I know where to get both, so when you're ready, give me a call ;).

Thanks. Though, I'm pretty sure these aren't what you think...

Your right I didn't mean the same ones you had pictured (lol) But how are they different from the usual ones you see??? I really don't know much about them just curious always open to learning new things on other reptiles =)

Nice, like that second one the best. How close are they to the Bahamian anoles?

Wow! Totally cool looking lizards!

Sweet looking anoles there Harold

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Indeed I do Mike...I've got 5 or 6 other Anolis species here.

Those two are both nice choices. I actually had a pair of A. bartschi reserved, but swamped out for something I have now. I know where to get both, so when you're ready, give me a call ;).


will do, we'll have to wait a month or so until I recover from christmas spending and next semesters tuition though. other than the typical petshop greens and whatever we keep getting that they label as bahamans, I've always though anoles were really underrated.
might be looking for another male S. petri small form too. I love those little guys I got and want more, lol.

Your right I didn't mean the same ones you had pictured (lol) But how are they different from the usual ones you see??? I really don't know much about them just curious always open to learning new things on other reptiles =)

Well, the easiest answer is simply, they're different species (lol). The "normal" green ones you see often are usually A. carolinesis (http://www.saumfinger.de/acarolinensispics/1carolinensis_paarung.jpg). There are several morphological differences as well, namely the absence of lateral striping, size difference, degree of dimorphism between the respective sexes, etc. If you can read German or have a translator, check out this site www.saumfinger.de

Nice, like that second one the best. How close are they to the Bahamian anoles?

Thanks. But how "close are they to the Bahamian anoles [Anolis sagrei]" in what respect? size? geographic location? I think A. sagrei are a bit larger and while the anoles I posted are from Puerto Rico, A. sagrei are present in Florida, Belize, Cuba and a few other places...

Wow! Totally cool looking lizards!

Sweet looking anoles there Harold

Thanks.

will do, we'll have to wait a month or so until I recover from christmas spending and next semesters tuition though. other than the typical petshop greens and whatever we keep getting that they label as bahamans, I've always though anoles were really underrated.
might be looking for another male S. petri small form too. I love those little guys I got and want more, lol.

Just let me know...and I'll keep my eye out for some "standard" S. petri. Give me a call soonish.

nice :yessir: