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RE: plz help quickly ( I have some simple terrarium set questions)

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Posted by: atrax27407 at Sat Jan 21 18:52:22 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by atrax27407 ]  
   

1) Sand will cause intestinal impaction if ingested by Anoles. This is a usually fatal condition. Something digestible like organic compost or organic potting soil (without Perlite or fertilizers) is much better.

2) In a normally heated house, additional nighttime heating is not required. Anoles do quite well with nighttime temperatures in the 60's.


   

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