How do you set them up? I think it will be most practical to order feeder anoles roughly once a month, or every three weeks to feed my pair of A. Prasina, so I have to keep them alive and healthy for that time. I'm trying to strike a balance between practical concerns and humane considerations.

If I were setting them up for a longer period, it would be a max of two or three anoles (and only one male) per 20gl long. That just isn't realistic, so what is? I figure I will feed the anoles gutloaded crickets, but that the absence of UV light, for at most three weeks, shouldn't pose a problem for their nutritional value? If it comes to it, I am willing to purchase petstore anoles weekly rather than setting up seven or eight anole enclosures. Obviously, I would rather do neither. So you folks who live far beyond the native range of anoles, how do you address this?



Thanks a lot.

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• For those of you who use Feeder Anoles--- - inchoate, Wed Nov 10 15:21:40 2004
• RE: For those of you who use Feeder Anoles--- - FRAN, Wed Nov 10 16:04:37 2004
• RE: For those of you who use Feeder Anoles--- - inchoate, Wed Nov 10 20:42:06 2004
• RE: For those of you who use Feeder Anoles--- - FRAN, Thu Nov 11 11:02:54 2004
• RE: For those of you who use Feeder Anoles--- - rick gordon, Thu Nov 11 12:09:57 2004
• RE: For those of you who use Feeder Anoles--- - FRAN, Thu Nov 11 13:08:48 2004
• RE: For those of you who use Feeder Anoles--- - rick gordon, Fri Nov 12 12:05:58 2004
• RE: For those of you who use Feeder Anoles--- - rick gordon, Thu Nov 11 11:46:24 2004
• Thank you both, I'll be around this forum...NP - inchoate, Thu Nov 11 18:38:20 2004