Species Reptiles & AmphibiansHabana Anole

Habana Anole

Anolis homolechis

CommonReptile & Amphibian
Illustration of Habana Anole (Anolis homolechis)

The Habana Anole is a small, colorful lizard with a distinctive dewlap that displays vibrant colors during courtship. It is often found basking on tree branches or walls.

Habitat
Prefers urban areas and gardens.
Diet
Insectivorous, consuming small insects and arthropods.
How common
Common

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