Anoles, Tanks, Stand, Snails

miles ave, Baltimore MD

Description

Ravanole - $150 -Brown anole -20 gallon long -Screen lid -Substrate is in order from bottom to top Carbon, Fluval, pea pebbles, sphagnum moss, coconut fiber, coconut husk(decoratively used on top in some areas and mixed in the fiber level), rock decor, and sticks for climbing -Dome heat light fixture and heat bulb(fresh) -Zilla slim line tropical light fixture and bulb(fresh) -Night crew led light for the aquarium plants -2 gallon aquarium with sponge filter, rock decor, lava rock, maple rock, red slate, baby guppies I had growing out, along with mystery snails I had growing out from my pond (I can remove them or they can stay, it's up to you, the guppies and snails will need more space.) -Ten gallon air pump for the aquarium -Stand/Cabinet his set up is on Guacanole - $50 -Green anole -Standard 10 gallon tank -Screen lid -Substrate layers in order from bottom to top Carbon, Fluval, pea pebbles, sphagnum moss, coconut fiber, coconut husk(decoratively used on top in some areas and mixed in the fiber level), rock decor, and sticks for climbing -Reptihide buried in the substrate to create a cove -Has a buried cup in the substrate for a water source (we drain and overflow it to clean it, also helps hold some humidity) -Deep dome uvb light with fresh bulb -Dome heat light with fresh basking bulb I'm open to offers within reason, I just want these guys to find good homes along with their enclosures. Both eat off of tongs when offered food in their tanks, and have healthy appetites. They're fed mostly everyday with the occasional skip in between. Both have recently shed. They are more of display animals, however Guacanole is probably closer to being "friendly" than Ravanole. Rav is a bit feisty and a lot less keen on jumping into your hand for transport than Guac. Both enjoy being misted when I mist their enclosures, and will drink the drops coming down if they're a gentle enough flow. Any questions please ask, I don't mind answering. (Also selling a marineland 5 gallon tank, and a 5 gallon fluval tank, along with a betta in a standard 5 gallon. These will be posted separately, but i figured I'd include them here in case someone wanted the tanks for the fish and snails in the post. )