I am very interested in IDing the following anoles I saw on the island of Culebra, which is 17 miles east of Puerto Rico. I thought I would be able to find a guide to anoles of this area online, but IDing them turned out to be harder than I thought. Thank you for your time!
1) First one was found in the parking lot of Flamenco.
2) Also found near Flamenco.
3) Found in town. Bright yellow dewlap.
4) Found in town.
5) Found in town.
6) Found in town. Dewlap was dark orange with yellow near the throat.
I'm a marine biologist by training with a passion for herptiles. I run an educational program called Lick Your Eyeballs where I bring live herps to classrooms and events to teach people about how incredible reptiles and amphibians are.
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Kevin de Queiroz
I would say (in order) stratulus, cristatellus, stratulus, cristatellus, cristatellus, cristatellus (adult male).
Carlos C Martinez Rivera
Totally agree on the ID. The second stratulus look a like a big male too. Lovely pattern on the second to last cristatellus as well.
Audra Barrios
Thank you!!