Oh, I'm sure he's just a little spooked from the transfer. Either that or he's feeling a little dry and stuck himself in the moss to get a little humid.

First of all, though, I don't advise getting any Anole advice from PetsMart. They (and I can tell you this by personal experience) don't know what they're talking about most of the time.

In my opinion, a ten-gallon is a wee bit small for an anole and a tree frog. I'd suggest a 15-gallon or even a 20-gallon-high if you were really ambitious. You can judge for yourself, though.

Do you have a hiding place in there? Sometimes Anoles git a bit stressed from being out in the open (especially if it's in a high traffic room) and like to hide. A half-log, half-coconut with a hole cut in it, or something of similar sort (both are commonly sold at pet stores).

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