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tam
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 Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 10:27 pm Post subject: blue anole |
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| hi i saw a picture of a blue anole can you get them in britain.regards tam |
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Scott W
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some of the Green anoles (Anolis carolinensis) that appear in the trade can be quite blueish
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tam
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| the book is called rainforrest by thomas marent"anolis gorgonae" is the latin name given for it.regards tam |
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CokaCola
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| Not being overly interested in them personally, I didn't notice whether they were blue "phase" green anoles such as those Scott speaks of, or a seperate species "the blue anole" - but Jacobs Ecology had Blue anoles listed this year... |
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HerpCrazy!!!
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Chances are that the Anolis gorgonae are very seldom seen in captivity and there is very little information available on them. There are however, as said, blue Anolis caroliniana  Keep looking 
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lol93
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| Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 11:38 pm Post subject: |
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| tam wrote: | | the book is called rainforrest by thomas marent"anolis gorgonae" is the latin name given for it.regards tam |
I have that book! I know the picture you mean-it's stunning. 
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darren.j.b
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i keep one which is anolis roquet they can be redily available, but there not the brightest of colours.
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lol93
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According to the author of the book, they are only found on Gorgona Island in Columbia, and they are being driven to extinction by basilisks, which were introduced to the island by humans. 
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dicy
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| i saw sum pics of blue knigth anoles but cant find the link annymore i sugest u look on german sites it was mainly on cb animals to if i find sumthing il post it here for ya |
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thomas mcpherson
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| has anyone got any pics |
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