Sail “Morne Constant” Anole.

The “Sail “Morne Constant” Anole” is a unique and fascinating species of lizard native to the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia. This particular anole is known for its striking sail-like crest that runs along its back, giving it a distinctive appearance that sets it apart from other lizards. The sail is used primarily for display purposes, with males often puffing it up to attract mates or intimidate rivals in territorial disputes. This behavior has earned the “Sail “Morne Constant” Anole” a reputation as a formidable and assertive species within its ecosystem.

In addition to its impressive sail, the “Sail “Morne Constant” Anole” is also known for its agility and speed. These lizards are adept climbers and can navigate even the most challenging of terrain with ease. They are often found darting through the trees and bushes of their tropical habitat, hunting for insects and small prey. Their quick reflexes and sharp eyesight make them excellent hunters, allowing them to thrive in their lush and diverse environment.

Despite their seemingly tough exterior, “Sail “Morne Constant” Anoles” are also known for their docile and curious nature. They are often observed watching and studying their surroundings, taking in the sights and sounds of the vibrant ecosystem they call home. This peaceful demeanor, coupled with their striking appearance and impressive physical abilities, makes them a beloved and admired species among nature enthusiasts and researchers alike. The “Sail “Morne Constant” Anole” serves as a reminder of the beauty and diversity of the natural world and the importance of preserving and protecting it for future generations to enjoy.

WE HAVE SAIL “MORNE CONSTANT” ANOLE PAIRS OR MALES FOR SALE. HERE ARE SOME HIGHLIGHTS:

• Anolis ferreus
• Field Collected
• Approximately 2 – 5 Inches In Length From Head To Tail
• Male Adults Average To About 4 -5 Inches, While Female Adults Average To About 2-3 Inches
• Feeding On Vitamin Dusted Crickets & Small Worms

FUN FACTS!

• Beautiful Anole That Is Yellowish Green With Blue Gray Head And Yellow Around Its Eyes
• Most Active During The Middle Part Of The Day, Retreating To High Perches In The Late Afternoon
• Naturally Occurring Out Of The Islands Of Guadeloupe Specifically Marie-Galante
• This Species Thrives In Hot Humid Conditions Mainly Hunting For Insects In Shrubs And Thicker Foliage
• With Proper Care These Little Wonders Can Live 5 – 8 Years In Captivity