Breeding Anoles?

[Starbuck]

im not sure about anoles, but i have a good friend with a colony of mourning geckos and they reproduce very readily. they are parthenogenic, so every adult is producing eggs, and they eat repashy and/or fruitflys, both of which are very readily available food sources. I think hers reach adult size (4-6 inches?) in under a year...
however adults will eat the offspring so you have to separate them, and they need pretty high humidity.
will your snake not take this type of gecko either?

[poison123]

Originally Posted by Starbuck

im not sure about anoles, but i have a good friend with a colony of mourning geckos and they reproduce very readily. they are parthenogenic, so every adult is producing eggs, and they eat repashy and/or fruitflys, both of which are very readily available food sources. I think hers reach adult size (4-6 inches?) in under a year...
however adults will eat the offspring so you have to separate them, and they need pretty high humidity.
will your snake not take this type of gecko either?

Thats a pretty expensive feeder lol.

[GarterGirl]

Originally Posted by Starbuck

im not sure about anoles, but i have a good friend with a colony of mourning geckos and they reproduce very readily. they are parthenogenic, so every adult is producing eggs, and they eat repashy and/or fruitflys, both of which are very readily available food sources. I think hers reach adult size (4-6 inches?) in under a year...
however adults will eat the offspring so you have to separate them, and they need pretty high humidity.
will your snake not take this type of gecko either?

He won't take any geko- doesn't flick his tongue at them or even act remotely like they are food. The two I had in there for a few weeks became his 'house mates' in his hide. It was a bit ridiculous.