A remarkable, carefully cultivated variety valued for its intense, fiery red hues is the Red Chili Pepper Anole. This arboreal lizard, a rare hybrid or offshoot of the Jamaican Giant Anole (Anolis garmani), combines size, attitude, and eye-catching coloration. For serious keepers who desire something genuinely distinctive, the Red Chili Pepper Anole is a centerpiece with deep crimson hues and delicate golden undertones.
Red chili pepper anoles that have been captive-bred and raised in ideal conditions for health, hydration, and full-color potential are available for purchase.
Key Features:
- Anolis garmani (morph) is the species.
- Red chili pepper anole is a common name.
- Age: ~6–8 months (subadult)
- Size: ~10–12 inches at this time; when fully grown, up to ~14 inches
- Males typically have larger dewlaps. Coloration: Intense crimson or cherry-red body with subtle patterning and occasional golden shimmer.
- Bold and energetic, this animal is better suited for display than for handling.
- Diet: Calcium and vitamin-dusted crickets, roaches, silkworms, and hornworms with guts
- Health Status: Healthy, free of parasites, hydrated, and raised with the right amount of humidity and UVB
The Red Chili Pepper Anole is a genuinely distinctive display lizard that attracts attention. Its color alone distinguishes it from other anoles in the hobby; it is fiery, uncommon, and unforgettable.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.