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Wanted Rare Anolis

Iris_Lain

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Dear forum members,

I have keep the reptiles for about 15 years. Recently I become intrested in the anoles. But here, in Russia, there are nothing except A. carolinensis, А. equestris and А. coelestinus.

That is why I'm looking for rare species of anoles. I despaired to find them in Europe thus I'm trying this resourse.

After the forums research, I've experienced that the American keepers prefer A. carolinensis and Knight-anoles. But I'm interested in the other species that are not supplied here as well, in particular these are Anolis garmani, A. b. bahorucoensis, A. baleatus scelestus, A. trinitatis, А. krugi, A. acutus, A. frenatus and A. chlorocyanus.
I'm extremely intrested in A. conspersus (A. c. conspersus or A. c. lewisi), A. grahami, A. gundlachi, А. sagrei (red-orange color), Norops capito and blue form A. smallwoodi.

I've found a couple of threads at this forum, but the messages in them are outdated. I'm Russian and I bad know English thus the full search is quite complicated for me.
But maybe anyone here know something about these species? For example, whether they are available for buying or give some contacts of people worked with the anoles?

Thank you in advance for any kind of help!

Regards,
Irina.
 
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