anyone know anything about these? i am considering getting a pair, and would like to know about how big they get, and what their ideal temps and humid are.....there is not a whole lot available on them........
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werners chameleon......
jcunitz
Oct 12, 2003 09:44 PM
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fcreptiles
Oct 13, 2003 02:25 PM
Hello,
This is a montane species from tanzania. Its care is similar to a jacksons chameleon. They are a hardy livebearing species which bears 1-2 litters/year with approx 6-22 babies in each clutch. This species has proven to do well here in Central florida year round, with high humidity, plenty of shaded areas, and a variety of insects. This species has some amazing huese of blue,reds,maroon etc.. The males bare 3 strait horns, and the females bare one strait rostral, or none at all. a pair can be kept in a well planted cage that is 12 *24 *36. They prefer cooler temps, but warmer temps can be tolerated if humidity is adjusted accordingly. This is personally one of my favorite species.
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