Smallwood's Anole (Anolis smallwoodi) Pairings:Single Habitat: Russian Rat Snakes inhabit

Habitat: Russian Rat Snakes inhabit temperate forests

and plant matter

with females generally larger and heavier-bodied than males

Enclosure: Adults should be housed in at least a 4′ × 2′ × 2′ enclosure

aquatic snails

Smallwood's Anole (Anolis smallwoodi) Pairings:Single Habitat: Russian Rat Snakes inhabitSmallwoods Anole Scientific Name: Anolis smallwoodiCommon Name: Smallwoods Anole, Cuban Blue Anole Species Overview Size: Adults typically reach 6 to 8 inches (15 to 20 cm) in total length, with more than half of that length being the tail. Appearance: Smallwoods Anole is a visually striking species known for its brilliant blue tones, especially in males. The body ranges from turquoise to teal with subtle patterning, while females and juveniles may