I had 3 green anoles back a few months ago. One of them became pregnant, and we were excited to get some new babies. It was a nice day, so I took them outside for some sunlight. I then asked my son to bring them in, and he didn't hear me (blah, blah), anyway, the sun moved...and the daddy anole & pregnant female were both dead. (3rd survived). Long story short, I felt horrible. Well, apparently the female had already laid - because we had a little surprise in the cage this morning. (Can't tell you how glad I am that I didn't clean the cage last week, like I wanted to!) Question is...is the little one safe with the other anole? It is a fairly young female (we think). She won't hurt the baby, will she? AND, what do I feed the tiny thing??? It's too small for anything except maybe baby food??? ADVICE, PLEASE!
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New baby - no mama!
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It will eat it !!!
sorry to hear about the ones that didn't make it. 
I'm new with anoles also but I think as long as they are close in size they should be ok together. I have 2 babies that my friend had (she has 6 out of 7 surviving babies, maybe more now!)and one is dominate over the other.
They eat fruit flies and pinhead crickets. Pinheads are litterally 'pinhead' size. Very tiny. If you can find a source where you live get some and 'gut load' them. (I feed mine orange slices and fish flake foods. Keep them in a critter keeper) My friend and I split a 500 pinhead order. I still have some but they are to big now. Good Luck. 
