Again, that depends on whether they're browns or greens, and it should never get severe!



Anyhow, the anole may not be hungry yet or stressed. It will probably go for the mealworm if it's small enough and if it sees it move. If the anole just isn't interested, wait and try again later or try other foods. Good luck and feel free to ask any questions.



I've never fed mealworms to greens because I haven't kept many, but I feed mealworms regularly to browns and they eat them just fine. They are crawling around, though.
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