Chameleons.
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12 species profiles in this collection
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Carpet Chameleon
A jewel toned Madagascar chameleon that lives fast, breeds young, and rarely sees its fourth year.
Common Chameleon
Europe's only native chameleon: a short lived, protected Mediterranean insect hunter that has no place in a home terrarium.
Flap-necked Chameleon
A large, wide ranging African chameleon known for the two neck flaps it flares when threatened.
Jackson's Chameleon
A slow moving, three horned chameleon from cool African highlands, built to be watched rather than handled.
Meller's Chameleon
Africa's biggest chameleon, a single horned giant that needs an advanced keeper's setup.
Nano Chameleon
The world's smallest chameleon, found in one forest fragment in Madagascar and never a pet.
Oustalet's Chameleon
The largest chameleon species alive, a nearly two foot Madagascar giant built for keepers ready for the long haul.
Panther Chameleon
Madagascar's most colorful chameleon, prized for locality based blues, reds, and greens.
Parson's Chameleon
Madagascar's giant, slow moving chameleon with turret eyes and a taste for large insects.
Pygmy Chameleon
A pocket sized African leaf chameleon that trades screen cages and bright color for cool, humid ground level living.
Senegal Chameleon
A budget priced West African chameleon that hides real care demands behind its low price tag.
Veiled Chameleon
A helmet headed chameleon from Yemen that shifts color with mood and climbs on prehensile tail and toes.
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