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RE: Chamaeleolis info needed!

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Posted by: alecfeldman at Tue Nov 30 14:56:41 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by alecfeldman ]  
   

Set up like like a tropical chameleon. Same exact way. They breed easily. Females lay eggs once every 2 weeks or so between May and November. Eggs take approx. 120 days to hatch, incubating between 72-76 degrees. Babies are large, but do require some care in raising (the first month). After that they are pretty hardy.

   

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