Nighttime temperatures should be decreased to a range of 18 degrees Celsius to twenty-three degrees Celsius. A high level of humidity should also be maintained. In the wild the Green Anole eats small insects and spiders. Crickets, spiders, earthworms, flies, as well as bananas, oranges, and greens are commonly used. If you feed them crickets, four crickets a week will do.
Some keepers also recommend sprinkling with vitamins designed for anoles.
For watering, spray the leaves of the plants and then they will drink in this manner. At maturity, Green Anoles will grow to a length of five to eight inches. They are slenderly built, with a long, narrow head and a tail. Their tails are so long that they can be up to twice the length of their bodies. Their colors depend largely on their environment and will change depending on where they are kept.