or is it just like what there are fed?
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is there a difference between feeder and pet green anoles...
herpsaremylife
Nov 01, 2004 06:02 PM
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PDXAnole
Nov 01, 2004 08:46 PM
What do you mean by "difference?"
Anolis carolinensis is the same critter, whether it is cared for as a pet, or fed to other animals.
I'm not aware of retailers differentiating in any way between Anoles sold as pets, or as feeders.
Perhaps some do.
PDXAnole
Nov 01, 2004 10:04 PM
I thought about what you probably meant a bit more...
If a store is selling anoles at bulk prices (perhaps housing them near the cricket tubs or feeder rodent areas) then they are probably not taking care of them as well as they would anoles that are being sold as pets (though pet stores don't usually take very good care of these, either).
I would think that wild-caught anoles would be a little too parasite infested to make good feeders (for snakes, I guess?) anyway...
