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Posted by: susanad813 at Mon Feb 18 18:21:59 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by susanad813 ]  
   

Hello all,

Found a green anole today in my office parking lot. What the heck he was doing out in the parking lot in February, I have no idea.

He was brown, cold and moving slowly enough for me to catch him. I went to the pet store and got a critter keeper to put him in. He warmed up when I got him into my office and turned a beautiful green, so I'm guessing he's in decent health.

Anyhow, I'm trying to decide if I should keep him until Spring then release him back into the wild or release him now.

Temps here are in the 40's at night to mid-60's in the afternoon. Do you think he'd be able to find a place to settle in before he got too cool?

Thanks!

   

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