Mine are like pets, they stand their ground and fan the cooling fin at me. If they get in I just use newspaper and guide them to the door. They come up the hot tub side and like peeping toms gawk at me. One took swim with me, but the hot water drained him iof all his energy quickly. I had to quickly remove him cause he was sinking like a rock and preform CPR.

Funny post! I'd like to see a picture of you performing CPR on a gecko. :a20:

How can you waste good pasta and gravy like that.

As a kid growing up in Florida we had lots of chameleons. It was so much fun to watch them change color. Sometime between the 60's and the 80's the anoles moved in and took over. No more chameleons. Very sad!

Both are great to have around to control the insects. We are always happy to have them on the lanai. Don't know how they get in, but they seem to get out again just fine.

Still I miss the good old chameleons.

They say re-tail therapy is effective. :D

:1rotfl:

same here
 

we had the green lizards also till theanodes moved in. my dogs are bad about chasing them for exercise and never can catch them.

They're not a protected species, right?

They are actually a invasive species from mexico or central america I believe.

I came home one day to find a anole stuck in the bug trap left near my garage door. He was still alive and looking at me. I felt so bad that I put the sticky paper trap on a paper plate and ran it under water from the outside faucet. I thought the water would release him but it did not. He died. OK! Yes it sounds crazy, but his cute little face was looking up at me!

I have since found out that pouring cooking oil on the trap, would have dissolved the stick and released the trapped anole.

Just curious--3-7 what? And if the Knight grows to 12 feet or more, then I guess they eat alligators? :a040:

I just talked it over with my dog. He says " fun to catch but not good to eat"

Our cats think they're moving toys.

lizzards
 

I'm no expert but, I believe that red fin indicates it is a male and looking for a mate. The one you messed with like big mates.
I to have tried rescuing one trapped on our lanai. Don't tell anyone but after many attempts to chase it out with a broom-it seems to enjoy that game. I put out a dish of water so it would not die of thirst.
Talk about a fool. They go in and out at their leisure through the screen door saddle.
The good news is they feed on insects so are part of the ecosystem and keep the bugs under control.

IF YOU CAN TEACH ONE TO TALK-IT WILL BE PRICELESS

Remember to save up those little plastic swords you garnish drinks with and hand them out so the Anoles can fight off snakes!