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anole turns albino at night

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Posted by: mdburton at Tue Apr 24 23:26:27 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by mdburton ]  
   

haha sounds like im killing it



but after it goes to sleep ive checked on it by turning on the light and they are both deathly white



they are brown anoles aka bahaman, i dont think it is deadly since i guess it seems normal that they would become pale when sleeping just like the green anole will be green when sleeping since it is less stressed and obviously it isnt trying to absorb heat while it sleeps



just curious if anyone else has noticed this



by pale i mean it is like you can see the organs sorta creppy, but during the day they are very active and very dark brown



they are both females


   

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