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Green Anole

Green Anole

Anolis carolinensis

Lizard Intermediate
Origin: Southeastern United States (coastal plain from North Carolina through Florida west to Texas)
Habitat: Open pine and hardwood forest edges with shrubs and vines, Tall grasses and sunlit vegetation with nearby cover, Gardens, fences, and suburban plantings

A small, diurnal, arboreal lizard native to the southeastern United States, known for color change between green and brown, sticky toe pads, and an active hunting style. Better as a display animal than a handling pet; needs vertical space, UVB, humidity, and live insects.