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Originally Posted by infernalis
Just wanted to point out that your Gecko and Anole are from different parts of the world, and I'm rather surprised that the gecko has not attacked your Anole yet.
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Ditto.
Not just from different parts of the world, but different habitats/climates, etc. An adult leopard gecko can do some serious damage to a lizard of equal size, and certainly smaller animals. Personally I would separate them as soon as possible.
Mind you, we're not trying to get on to you; we're just concerned for your animals' well-being and trying to help.
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There is no ZooMed terrarium model with those dimensions, so you either have a 12x12x18 or a 18x18x24. Either way, that should be fine for one green anole (never heard of a "long-tailed" green anole, though
). However, because of the limited size, I would only keep him in it and not include any other inhabitants. Maybe after you have had success with this live terrarium, you can try something larger (perhaps 55 gallons or more), and add other native species such as green tree frogs. But an enclosure that size is too small for more than one small lizard IMHO.
Sounds like the long tank would be a great tank for the leopard gecko, if you're going for the live set-up. However, this would obviously put out your cornsnakes (which, IMO, should be separated anyway), so you definitely need to consider other housing options for them. If not, perhaps put the leopard gecko in one of the 10-gallons for now until you can figure things out.
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