Especially P. hypochondrialis has been bred on several occasions in The Netherlands. They tend to be rather profilic, but the first weeks after metamorphosis, they should be kept in small vivariums, or offered a large amount of slow moving insects as they have to learn to catch their prey. Anolis bahorucoensis Some animals seem to have it all. Anolis bahorucoensis is one of them. They are small, attractive in colour and behaviour and not to hard to breed.
Males have a very long, pike-like snout, and some nifty colouration with brown, yellow and blue.
They lack a dewlap however. There behaviour is not at all shy. There will probably be some offspring in a few weeks in Tilburg. The anoles can be housed in not to hot and rather humid vivariums.