That's an Anolis allisoni, or blue-headed anole, native to Cuba. Not to be confused with Anolis carolinensis, or green anole, native to the United States.
@azieruvega Nicely done you know anoles. I am in Miami we have the green carolinensis in the area and also seeing the Cuban green anole like the one in this video. The Cuban is slightly bigger and lovely colors and does not back down from the brown anole which our native green does.
@routtweirler The Cuban Knight anole is the big one that eats anoles . I know what you mean but there are more than one type of green anole.
In Miami I now see two types of green anoles. One is prettier with more blue/green colors it is the Cuban green anole again not to be confused with Cuban knight anole.
Than ofcourse we have the native green anole which is bit smaller than the Cuban green anole.
Than we also have the way bigger and stunning Jamaican anole
This actually looks like a rare green anole. Every now and then a breeding pair will have a defect in the offspring that makes them miss a pigment of coloration, making them yellow or blue :D
@felixloveseat Actually they are only green and brown.It's just that this anole has a very rare mutation.It happens to 1 out of 20,000 anoles.The mutation can make it blue and yellow and green/blue and bleu/yellow,etc.
green anoles don't change blue. it is completely fake. and anoles aren't rare they live in the southeastern U.S.
EZisDaBomb 1 month ago
That is a green anole lizard that is missing it's yellow pigmentation. its a 1 in a million thing Holy crap. That is a valuable little anole
colliente97 1 month ago
sexy anole
ceasedepression777 5 months ago
so bright and vivid! :D
salmonella4everyone 8 months ago
thats not a chameleon, its a green anole, a distant relative of the chameleon
Mistystar2000 8 months ago
nice color very rare only seen 2 in my life niiiccccceeeee
awesomeness1524 9 months ago
WHAT THE HELL MAN THATS NOT A Chameleon IT S AN ANOLE
tylomj 11 months ago
its a blue phased green anole very rare. usually they only turn green or brown 1 in 20,000 anoles are blue phased
1ReallyAngryN00b 1 year ago
wow,i didn't know they called them american chameleons,but rare color for a green anole.cool vid. :)
karaskritters100 1 year ago
wow that one looks cool
MrGooseMuffin 1 year ago
That's an Anolis allisoni, or blue-headed anole, native to Cuba. Not to be confused with Anolis carolinensis, or green anole, native to the United States.
azieruvega 1 year ago
@azieruvega Nicely done you know anoles. I am in Miami we have the green carolinensis in the area and also seeing the Cuban green anole like the one in this video. The Cuban is slightly bigger and lovely colors and does not back down from the brown anole which our native green does.
BrownDarter 1 year ago
Blue ANOLE??!!!!
hkchoi456 1 year ago
@hkchoi456 no i seen then in miami change blue and then i catch then so they turn back to green and then a dark brown when stressed or ill,
hacker13sacker 1 year ago
loved it
darkstarwarp 1 year ago
its so beautiful!
MyAnole19 1 year ago
im cuban and where im liv we call "Chispogo" In America Ppl Call Cuban Anole !! ;)
cubanboy585 2 years ago
@cubanboy585 no thats a green anole in america we call knight anoles aka cuban anoles learn your lizards
routtweirler 1 year ago
@routtweirler The Cuban Knight anole is the big one that eats anoles . I know what you mean but there are more than one type of green anole.
In Miami I now see two types of green anoles. One is prettier with more blue/green colors it is the Cuban green anole again not to be confused with Cuban knight anole.
Than ofcourse we have the native green anole which is bit smaller than the Cuban green anole.
Than we also have the way bigger and stunning Jamaican anole
BrownDarter 1 year ago
thats an anole lol
StrangeWorld18 2 years ago
This actually looks like a rare green anole. Every now and then a breeding pair will have a defect in the offspring that makes them miss a pigment of coloration, making them yellow or blue :D
SamTheDragon31 2 years ago
@SamTheDragon31 no i seen them that color but they change back to green when you start to handle them, and then dark when ill or stressed
hacker13sacker 1 year ago
chameleon, wow ur a dumbass
NairbXFilms 2 years ago
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poisenfrog7 2 years ago
actualy its a anolis allisoni google it
m9mentor 2 years ago
yes, now that I look at it I see the difference
poisenfrog7 2 years ago
That's the most beutiful anole i have ever seen!!
HaYl3e5161671 2 years ago
cool
turoksniper 2 years ago
thats cool
flagstaff311 2 years ago
u should have caught that, its a rare blue anole, and it could hve een kept, or sold for over $100
AllosaurusLover 2 years ago
actually its a anolis allisoni, endemic to cuba, and yes they usually go for 100$USD
m9mentor 2 years ago
Beautiful lizard !! We have mostly Brown Anoles,and few greens.The colors on that lizard are awesome.
lizardladyfla 2 years ago
I like it!
agnernai 2 years ago
there is blue anole so maby it s a mix but also the can just change to that color
ballpythonexpert77 2 years ago
wow it blended with it's surroundings so well XP
ChaosBW 3 years ago
read the description!!!
and anoles Can be that color!
anoletrouble 3 years ago
hate to tell you but its not an American chameleon. Its a close relative called Anolis allisoni. And yes those are the real colors.
coolguy132435 3 years ago
whoa man thats cool!
flakyfan1 3 years ago
dont think im stupid but they dont turn blue
crocuslover14 3 years ago
you are stupid
m9mentor 2 years ago
no they ony change to brown
piranhaboy13 3 years ago
yes this is an anole
also know as an
'American Chameleon'
this one did change colors so
it seemed appropriate :)
felixloveseat 3 years ago
@felixloveseat Actually they are only green and brown.It's just that this anole has a very rare mutation.It happens to 1 out of 20,000 anoles.The mutation can make it blue and yellow and green/blue and bleu/yellow,etc.
Humberto4790 1 year ago
@felixloveseat but it isnt really a chameleon
hubjubjub 1 year ago
thats an anole not a chameleon
mattsass3 3 years ago