Sail “Morne Constant” Anole – Captive-Bred

Only the Morne Constant region of Haiti is home to the uncommon Sail Anole – Morne Constant Locale (Anolis properus). This species is named for its delicate yet elegant coloring and for its prominent, sail-like dorsal crest, which males raise during displays. Because of its distinctive locality characteristics and scarcity, the Morne Constant population is particularly valued by collectors.

We sell acclimated, healthy Sail “Morne Constant” anoles that have been raised and cared for with skill to guarantee excellent health and a smooth transition to your collection.

Key Features:

• Anolis properus is the species.
• Sail Anole (Morne Constant locale) is the common name.
• Age: juvenile/subadult, approximately 4–6 months
• Size: ~6–7 inches at present; as an adult, up to ~8 inches
• Males have a raised sail-like crest on their back, a lighter ventral surface, and a gray to light brown body with faint olive or golden tones.
• Temperament: Not suited to frequent handling, shy, and best viewed in a lush, planted environment
• Diet: Fruit flies, tiny roaches, gut-loaded crickets, and dusting with vitamins and calcium
• Health Status: Parasite-free, well-hydrated, protected from UVB rays, and kept at the right humidity level

Serious anole keepers and collectors of rare Caribbean species must own this anole. In any naturalistic display setup, its unique dorsal sail and restricted distribution make it a talking point.