Smallwood’s Anole – Captive-Bred

Native to Cuba, the Smallwood’s Anole (Anolis smallwoodi) is a rare and beautiful species distinguished by its large pink to red dewlap in males, delicate build, and striking emerald green coloring. For collectors who want to add a stunning and rare arboreal lizard to their collection, this rare anole is a highly valued display animal.

We sell captive-bred Smallwood’s Anoles that have been expertly cared for to guarantee their health, hydration, and color quality.

Key Features:

• Anolis smallwoodi is the species.
• Common Name: Anole of Smallwood
• Age: juvenile/subadult, approximately 4–6 months
• Size: approximately 4 to 5 inches at this time; as an adult, it may reach approximately 6 to 7 inches.
• Males develop a noticeable pink or reddish dewlap; coloration is bright emerald green with sporadic faint white patterning.
• Temperament: Calm and shy, ideal for displaying rather than handling
• Diet: fruit flies, tiny roaches, gut-loaded pinhead crickets, and dusting with vitamins and calcium
• Health Status: Raised with UVB light and the right amount of humidity, healthy, parasite-free, and completely hydrated

This striking gem of a rare Cuban anole is ideal for terrariums that are lush and realistic. It is a very special addition to any serious herp collection because of its striking dewlap displays and vibrant green body.