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Why We Need to Talk About the BROWN ANOLE!! (Anolis sagrei) 'Cuban or De la Sagra's Anole' 🦎🦎🦎

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Hi, thanks for watching our video about Brown Anole!
In this video we will walk you through the history, description, life cycle and potential uses/ threats of Brown Anole. Here is quick summary on what we are going to cover in this video:
Behavior
Living conditions
Size
Temperament
Purpose
Lifespan
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18 июн 2022

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@peterlombardo8153 Год назад

They have taken over Florida in my lifetime. Growing up we had Carolina (green) Anole everywhere. Then, by the time I was a teenager in Southern Florida, there were very few greens. Now, as an adult, I catch Green Anoles and let them live on my porch for refuge from the Brown Anoles. I still have to go out two or three times a week and leave water in strategically placed water bottle caps. I also sometimes purchase small crickets for them to eat. But they find food on their own as they all look to be thriving beyond what I give them. I have gotten them to the point where they are not skittish around humans whatsoever. I probably started with 10-12 of them and now have upwards of 30. So the ones that stay are procreating. I also rid my porch of any intrusion by the Brown Anoles.

@ponzo1967 Год назад

They both eat termites so I love them but year rarely see the green ones anymore

@terramatergardens Год назад

Right, in the gardens or communities I always see browns. It’s rare to see a green one. If I see about 20 a day, 1 or 2 are green and I almost always subconsciously stare at them for a few seconds…

@lilyfrazier 10 месяцев назад

I have brown and green. I accidentally brought a green anole in when I brought my plants in for the winter I have been trying to catch it to release it back outside. My porch always is full of both as it has many plants my yard is full of plant life I live in North Carolina

@ponzo1967 10 месяцев назад

@@lilyfrazier down here in Okeechobee FL the browns have completely taken over. I haven't seen a green all year 😔