Anole eggs

[colddigger]

i think my female anole laid some eggs and i was wondering if anyone knew much about them....

questions for now:

should i trust the anoles not to eat the eggs?

should i trust the crickets and mealworms not to eat the eggs?

what are your favorite caindeiz?

should i trust the house gecko not to eat the eggs?

(i will remove the gecko in a few days as i understand it will devour the young)

should i trust the anoles with not eating the young?

should i remove the eggs or the young?

if i were to remove the eggs, should i give it dirt/moss to lay in?

if i were to remove the young how dense of plant life would they need?

how much tail will they be?

 

[Asa]

You are going to want to move the eggs into a different smaller cage with a heat lamp. Keep the young away from their mother, not so much because she will eat them, but that she would probably abuse them a bit. Keep them away from everything. You can put them in a thick wad of moss (not from outside). Don't know what you mean by 'tail'.

Oh, and I assume you mean by 'candiez' our American translation of 'candy'. Mine would be 'Gobstoppers'

 

[colddigger]

so, moss from their parents cage is ok?

i know that they are reptilian eggs, but should i lightly spray them so they don't dry out?

by tail i mean: how much body are they in comparison to their tail or vise versa?

 

[Asa]

On the tail, it varies from who the anole's mother was. Spray very lightly, but it's good to keep them dry. Moss from their parent's cage should be fine.

 

[spawn]

Mist it lightly, but don't overmist as it can cause mold. Heat is the main factor. Anoles lay their eggs in holes in tree trunks as well as sand/dirt. Don't bury them.

 

[colddigger]

okay, thanks

 

[Rory]

My anole laid eggs too but let me tell you they aren't very profitable