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RE: new to chameleons

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Posted by: Carlton at Wed Mar 10 14:09:47 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Carlton ]  
   

Do you mean 2-3 inches TOTAL length or 2-3 inches snout to vent?

If you mean total length you are limited to pygmy leaf species. For snout to vent length there are a few, but not commonly available and usually not for newbies as most will be imports, stressed, trickier to acclimate and deal with medical issues.

For a good datebase of known species I'd suggest visiting the ADCHAM.com website. There is a very active cham forum with a lot of members who might have some suggestions. Go to the www.chameleonforums website and do some searching around on species info.

   

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