INCREDIBLE LIZARD REPTILE ROOM TOUR! (Herp Time's anoles)

I got one of my knight anoles, a female, to drink from a bowl by putting a bubbler in it. She came down to investigate, figured it out, and continued to use the bowl even after I took the bubbler out. Of course I continued to spray her, but it was very cute to watch her lap up the water and then tilt her head back so the water would go down her throat. The other anole, a male, was too dumb to notice the bubbler.

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I love what this guy does for Anoles. I grew up in South Florida and spent my childhood catching them and they will always have a special place in my heart.

With how quickly anoles can evolve, it’d be pretty interesting to see how far breeding projects can go. There’s so much potential.

Plane crash themed anole tank and name it The Anole Earhart tank?

Been waiting for this

I too am based in LA❤Anoles

Yo Armen! Whats up! I like the setups. Martinique is rad. I've been there once.

I'm so glad you filmed at Armens! He's a great dude and his collection is amazing!! Anoles are definitely the underdog in the hobby and deserve more attention!

Great video. Do you know what size those herpcult enclosures were

Every lizard, snake, and turtle are David’s favorite. 😅

Anoles is like that really cool catchy song that i no one really knows about.

I love Armens room. I’ve been following him for about 8 months to a year. His collection has changed so much its mind blowing

Aw, hell yeah. I looove Herp Time!

Wow these are my favorite out of all my other replies! Like you said the fun you can do setting up bio active enclosures for them I just got the Bahama brown anole do nothing as beautiful as that but I love anoles now!!

Always see this guy on Tiktok

Yay! I follow Herp time and you so this episode is extra special!

Oh Dāvey, I laughed at your “box of anoles” joke! SOME people just lack a sense of humor, that’s all. Amazing collection though!
Addendum; I heard from a Florida Herpetologist that the invasive Brown Anoles from Cuba are indeed more aggressive than the native Green Anoles. According to him they’ve forced the Greens higher into the canopy to forage making them more susceptible to predation. They fear their population may be suffering as a result. I also saw a Brown and Green Anole mating in one video taken in FL by Jerry Wolfe, Kenan’s buddy... so there’s that.

I like his anole collection but I still prefer a specific wild type of anole we'll I call them ridge back's they look like the sailfin tail Anole but they have it the whole length of they're body not too many of them though kinda rare

Very intresting episode sir!! Dude really know his stuff!! Bad ass set-up as well!!

I love this video so cool

My first reptile was a green anole I named Larry 😂 They have a reputation for not being handleable, but I was determined to earn Larry's trust! It took time....I went slow, waited for Larry to "taste" that it was me, and he'd climb on my finger and chill. I was about 8 at the time, so this really fostered my patience with amimals. Larry (and anoles in general!) helped grow my love of reptiles and will always hold a special place in my heart!

I’ll definitely be getting few species from herptime. I’ve always loved anoles and never knew there were so many different species and so many localities. I can’t wait to get a few

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Six years ago I saw no anoles on Hawai’i (Big Island), now at our property (20 miles from Kailua Kona) we have hundreds of them. Adults 6-8” , green with red dewlap. See brown as well, but I believe they are same species. Amazing rate of spread! We also have several different geckos, some kind of skink, and Jacksons Chameleon. I don’t keep any as pets but at least two types of geckos like to come inside. The anoles prefer the water tank (sides and under edge of cover), the skinks are ground dwellers, and the Jackson’s prefer the trees. It’s like they’ve divided up the territories.

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Thanks Dāv for doing this video! Anoles have always been a favorite of mine. I'm lucky enough to watch their wild antics in North Carolina. Love the whole Genus

Hopefully I can get my hand on some twig anoles soon

Wow😋sick sweet man💪. But i live in Norway ☠💩

We have insane red anoles here in South Florida

That super blue one and that Cuban cliff and the reds omg I'm in love with those

I hate how underrated blue tongue skinks are I think they should be as common as bearded dragons

The anole with the salefin may have that because of a swimming adaptation

You can handle dart frogs as long as you wear gloves so the oils on your hands or anything on your hands do not hurt the frog the frogs will not hurt you as they do not produce the toxin needed that they do in the wild as they're not eating the ants that give them the alkaline poison still wouldn't recommend holding them

I'm waiting for the Jamaican Twig Anoles to go on Morph Market. I'm obsessed with my Cuban False Chameleons. A miniature CFC? Take My Money!

They are incredibly exciting to watch as they jump, hunt and display and you often find babies running around.

I have kept many reptiles and they remain some of the most entertaining.

Love that sail fin!!!!

Thanks for the footage. Great ideas for herping off the coast of America. Love your shows, there is at least 10 good ones!

I had a few as a kid looking into getting a few now doing some research

Wrong, greens bully Browns. Never the other way around. Greens are much more aggressive and have bigger mouths to fight. Browns know not to mess with them, greens fight almost to the death. And they can drink from standing water, it's just dangerous for them. Greens and Browns don't occupy the same niche either, greens are aborial Browns are terrestrial. Cuban kights are not invasive in FL just non-native

I feed my mangrove monitor anoles and geckos all the time. They are clearly her favorite food items.

These are some really nice anoles. Never knew they were like this. Great video!!!

Where do I get the water anole?! I will pay 600$ take my money!

The Macuba Anole and Fire Red Anole are my favorites from HerpTime.

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The terrarium "system" looks really cool, but the "decoration" is so poor... I would be completely ashamed of a terrarium looking like these... as well: anoles do really climb and jump a lot, these terrariums a really too small! you should visit their natural habitat... if you don't have the time to care for your reptiles in proper terrariums you shouldn't get so many of them.. =/

We have lots of green anoles on our property here in Alabama. Also lots of 5 lined skinks with really vibrant colors.

My anoles all drink from water bowls no problem

I agree with the home depot theory on how fast anoles can adapt to a certain extent, After all there are anoles that can breathe underwater (anolis aquaticus) and it was shown on a national geographic study of how even a 3rd generation can adapt and change if dropped off on a different island, i mean adapt in a matter of a generation or 2!! So is it possible to take for example a brown or green anole and put them into a massive paladarium chamber that would be mostly water and how fast they would learn to dive after small minnows and scuds etc,,, would it maybe a few generations before they would learn to breathe underwather? I dont think they will ever adapt to Minnesota winters!!!! There are some anoles the vermillian or correct me if Im wrong from madagascar that could swim!!! It was some yrs back but met a guy online selling them for 600 each on that reptile trader site!!!! forgot the name!!!