I have 4 green anoles. They are paired into 2 separate tanks, with plenty of space. There is one male and 1 female in each tank. My younger couple seemed to be courting yesterday night but I am not sure. My older couple doesnt get close to eachother often. The average temperature in the tank is 84 degrees. The substrate is desert sand(I bought some eco earth today to replace the sand).. Also, I bought 30 adult female crickets from Petco. I plan on using eco earth as a substrate for them. I was using potting soil before, and they laid PLENTY of eggs, but none hatched.The average temperature was about 85 degrees.It is going to be winter time soon(I'm not sure how helpful that may be)I have an incandescent light fixture for the crickets, and a flourescent UVB bulb for the anoles What do I need to do to keep them moist and warm so they can hatch, and how do I get the anoles to have babies? Any answer is greatly apreciated.
They have it at my local Agway.
i heard you the first time
Hardware stores and garden supply stores sell it.
You should be able to get it at your local nursery. Also check hardware stores and places like Orchard Supply, Walmart, Target, Home Depot, Lowe's, etc. If you go to their web sites, you can shop around for the best deal while saving time and gas, as well as money.
