Blue Beauty Anole Adult Male
$499.99
Blue Beauty Anole Adult Male
The Blue Beauty Anole (Anolis equestris potior) is a rare, large subspecies of the Cuban knight anole known for its striking powder-blue head, vibrant green and yellow body markings, and impressive size.
Overview & Characteristics
Scientific Name: Anolis equestris potior
Native Range: Originally described from Cayo Santa Maria, Cuba, with some regional variants or discussions noting Bahamian localities.
Size: Reaches about 20 to 25 cm (8 to 10 inches) or larger, making them one of the "crown giant" canopy-dwelling anoles.
Appearance: Features a powder-blue or blue-grey head contrasting with bright green/yellow body scales and a colorful dewlap (throat fan).
Care Requirements
Housing: Minimum 18x18x24-inch vertical enclosure for an adult pair, outfitted with sturdy climbing branches and live or artificial foliage.
Temperature: Basking spot of 90–100°F (32–34°C) with an ambient daytime temperature of 73–81°F.
Humidity: High humidity (60–100%), requiring multiple daily mistings or an automatic misting system alongside a water bowl.
Lighting: Requires proper UVB lighting (Ferguson Zone 3).
Diet: Insectivorous, feeding on gut-loaded crickets, roaches, silkworms, and superworms, occasionally supplemented with soft fruits or prepared diets.
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The Blue Beauty Anole (Anolis equestris potior) is a rare, large subspecies of the Cuban knight anole known for its striking powder-blue head, vibrant green and yellow body markings, and impressive size.
Overview & Characteristics
Scientific Name: Anolis equestris potior
Native Range: Originally described from Cayo Santa Maria, Cuba, with some regional variants or discussions noting Bahamian localities.
Size: Reaches about 20 to 25 cm (8 to 10 inches) or larger, making them one of the "crown giant" canopy-dwelling anoles.
Appearance: Features a powder-blue or blue-grey head contrasting with bright green/yellow body scales and a colorful dewlap (throat fan).
Care Requirements
Housing: Minimum 18x18x24-inch vertical enclosure for an adult pair, outfitted with sturdy climbing branches and live or artificial foliage.
Temperature: Basking spot of 90–100°F (32–34°C) with an ambient daytime temperature of 73–81°F.
Humidity: High humidity (60–100%), requiring multiple daily mistings or an automatic misting system alongside a water bowl.
Lighting: Requires proper UVB lighting (Ferguson Zone 3).
Diet: Insectivorous, feeding on gut-loaded crickets, roaches, silkworms, and superworms, occasionally supplemented with soft fruits or prepared diets.
