For a few months i had 2 male anoles living together, they seemed fine no fighting or the such, eating and drinking nice green color frequently. I introduced a female several months later to give them some company. All seemed have to have gone quite well except now my large male anole. He doens't hang around on the branches as much anymore and he is pretty deep brown most of the time. He doens't eat as much anymore, and when he sleeps its always by himself under a plastic den thing that i made. He seems to just want to lie around a lot under there and not to anything else. He comes out for food once in while but appears to be getting skinnier. I feed them mealworms, crickets, and waxworms. Is this another case of getting picky for food or do anoles have "bored" phases? He's been like this for about a week now. Other questions, i read that anoles can eat moths, around here there are most commonly small ones with dull colored orangeish wings. Should i put one in experimentally? Also, i find it hard to handle anoles when i read that they should hardly be disurbed if possible. How does one go about handling an anole? They run at the slightest movement or sound...
Thanks for all the time and help, Chris.
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