This section addresses some of the more commonly asked questions I've received since putting up the page. In the wild, Anoles have been found from North Carolina south to Key West and west to southeast Oklahoma and central Texas. They range in size from 5 to 8 inches. Females are, for the most part, smaller then males and bear a grayish line along their back. The male's head looks slightly out of proportion to its body and only he has a pinkish dewlap as shown below.
Some females also have a dewlap, but it is much less noticeable.
OK, First off your going to need a 10 Gal tank. Unless you have a death wish for your little guys you wont get anything smaller then this. Second you'll need a screen cover. This is also really important. See, these buggers can climb the glass and would jump at the chance to escape.