she is such a pretty girl! nice shot, as she is looking right at you, good color, you catch that bit of blue a healthy anole has, overall a great piccy! +fav

Thanks!

I'm hoping to get some nice shots of some males eventually.

she looks a bit gracid to tell the truth, as for males, have you tried talking with them?
(no, I'm not crazy)
walk up to a place one is sitting, and bob your head once, keep eye contact and make sure he sees you, stay put about three feet away, and watch his posture. he might just sit there and look at you. you also might be able to lure a male somewhere useing a twig with a little leaf at the end, wiggle it not to far away and sometimes they will give chase.

I'll have to give it a try. The males tend to be less skittish, but they don't appreciate the camera too much, so they tend to run and hide rather quickly. I'll keep trying though. :P

hmmmm....hav eyou tried bait and switch? get his attantion with one thing, then bring in the camera. 'hey look a grasshopper where did tha*flash*' MUHAHAHAHAHA GOTCHA. :D I have a few pics of my pet anoles. (long story) that I'll post in scraps for ya. :3

Don't they change color based on hydration or mood? Like, brown is pissy/thirsty/ill while green is contented? Makes a bit of sense considering they should be happier in summer and spring, and worse off in the fall.

Used to have a pair as pets. The male was rather robust, you could handle him and he ate some pretty big bugs given his size (they also LOVE jelly). The female, well she was very shy, flighty and escaped, only to reappear months later missing her tail and with a wound on her side, likely from the cat.

They can change color on mood and what not, but usually change color for camo purposes, though they can only change between grey/brown to green.