Baby... - Critters Of The World & Southern Outdoor Education

Hand feeding a silkworm to my juvenile male blue beauty anole (Anolis equestris potior)! I’ve been working with my pair of anoles since I received them and slowly conditioning them to become more and more tolerant of won't/hand feeding and handling. Patience, perseverance and hard work are slowly paying off! • #reptiliatus #lizard #pet #reptile #pet #pets #petsofinstagram #anole #anolis #anolisequestrispotior #bluebeautyanole #lizardsofinstagram #reels #viral #instagram #reptilesofinstagram #rep

This Nail Salon Uses Live Animals as Nail Art. It's Not Cool, It's Cruelty.

Collecting eggs in the winter 🥶 all the enclosures here house anoles, and peak breeding season in warmer and longer days of summer a female may lay an egg every 6-7 days 😳 but in order to give a break to the girls, in the winter cooling them down, shorter days (lights on for less time),and decreased food slows everything down. These are tropical species, and don’t experience any severe winters, and thus some females may still lay an egg or two per month, some no eggs at all, but nothing like t

Eggs Anemonefish