I bought one feeder green anole as a pet for my son and they shipped two. This cost me a lot of money because my enclosure was for one, and it was a total re-do. I think the place thought they were being nice.

We didn't know if they were boys or girls at first. We named them Prairie and Homer. They're both girls.

Prairie  is getting straight up fat. And Homer doesn't eat much. She likes for the food to settle before she eats more. Prairie will eat anything in sight. I didn't even know lizards could get fat. 

Prairie is ALWAYS picking on Homer. Neither is ever green, they're always grayish brown. It makes me so sad.

I have two basking spots on opposite sides of the enclosure. Dripping water is in the middle. I tried to make it as cluttered as possible in the hopes that if Prairie can't see Homer,  she will leave her alone. Turns out, they hear pretty well. Homer can move around without making a sound, mostly, but I feel so bad for her for even having to! 

What can I do? They're enriched, they get all kinds of various feeder bugs, they have water and a bioactive and clean home, and plenty of hiding places. Plenty of heat and UV. Is this just how it's going to be for them, or can I do better?

Pics are the cuties. Homer is the invisible one, Prairie is perched like queen of the castle. 

One of my anoles is so mean to the other