| Species Profile: Green Anole ||Southeastern United States from
Eastern Texas to Southern Virginia.| ||7" to 9" from snout to
tail. |Average Life Span: ||About four years, though they can
live as long as eight years with good care. ||Green Anoles
usually have bright green coloring, but the color can vary
depending on their health and stress levels as well as humidity.
They have long, slender bodies and tails, and their snouts are
pointed. Males are noticeably larger than females, and they have
a dewlap that is used for mating behavior and aggressive
displays. ||Minimum of 10 gallons for two adults and 20 gallons
for three to four adults. ||Green Anoles are diurnal, and they
will need 12 to 14 hours of UVB light each day. Other lights you
will need to use include a basking lamp and a nocturnal heat
light. ||Daytime temperatures should be 75° to 80°F in the
cooler end of the habitat and 85° to 90°F in the basking area.
Nighttime temperatures should drop to 65° to 75°F. Use at least
two thermometers, one in the