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Possible anlole egg?

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Posted by: Chicky60 at Thu Mar 29 15:36:22 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Chicky60 ]  
   

I have had a male and female anole for 3 weeks and am a new herp owner. Today I saw a half inch oval creamy colored "thing" stuck to a leaf in their cage. It looked slightly misshapen. The female then began to attempt to eat it. It looked soft and after much "mashing" with her jaws, it seemed to become more yellow. She finally succeeded in rupturing it. Now I can't find it, she may have eaten it entirely. Could this have been an egg? Is this normal behavior?


   

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