what can I add to my Tank?

[dur0b]

okay so for now the two will be alright in it, but how big does it have to be when they grow up?

[flybyferns]

Hello durOb,
Welcome to Frog Forum

This person at Petsmart should be reported - to the 'pet police' !
None of these animals should be together in any aquarium that is available in a big box pet store.
You are very fortunate there have been no mishaps.

May I respectfully make a suggestion on future living arrangements:
2- whites 24H x18x18n
2 green tree frogs 24H x18 x18
Save the 10 gallon ( after you remove the whites out ) for the anole ?
Use the current for the long tail lizard ? However I don't know if it will be tall enough. I guess it would be ok if you can suspend some foliage for it to hang out on - alone ! He will love you for it. They are beautiful, graceful animals. You will really enjoy viewing it when it has it's own space.

Separation: Then and only then ...you will be able to fine tune their individual requirements, reduce the stress they have been under.

Petco is still having a 1$ per gallon store? You could pick up a 20 gallon- that could be used for the anole and save the 10 gallon for a hospital/quarantine tank .

Sorry......... this information that you were given is really irresponsible!
If you go to Petsmart to purchase any supplies....find the manager and report "the lady" .
Make them provide you with proof ---that these animals can flourish together! They can not do it !
However, think of all the fun you will have creating new environments for them.

a great places for supplies / plants etc :
Josh's Frogs - Largest online herps feeders and reptile supplies store
Welcome to Black Jungle Terrarium Supply - The Natural Choice!
http://www.neherpetoculture.com/

Here are two basic examples as to why they should not be together:
Your anole:
Temperature: during the day, provide a gradient from 75-80 F with a basking spot of 85-90 F ( 90F will cook your frogs) And w/out a basking spot for the anole. He will end up ill ( unable to digest his food properly)

your lizard:
Keep the tank at 80 degrees F on one end and 90 degrees F at the other end.
Plenty of things for the lizard to climb on as they spend a lot of time in trees. (this is stressful for the lizard and the tree frogs - competing for the space high in the enclosure. This day - to -day stress ( which may not be apparent) is only compounded if the tank is not high enough.

This list goes on and on ! Just think of the competition that occurs for a peaceful 'water spot'

Hope this helps to get you started.
There are great sites on line where you can find care sheets for each of your 'charges'

Lynn