I found a pic of one in my chameleons book. I currently keep a pair(seperate housing)of Jackson chameleons and was looking for something smallish to add to my "collection" but not as tiny as the brookesia types.
Though smaller than the Jacksons.
The pic of the Bradypodion pumilum looked great but it had no care info on them.
Thanks.
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Anyone keep Bradypodion pumilum?
Fleck
Nov 29, 2004 05:34 PM
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ChrisAnderson
Nov 30, 2004 01:19 PM
>>I found a pic of one in my chameleons book. I currently keep a pair(seperate housing)of Jackson chameleons and was looking for something smallish to add to my "collection" but not as tiny as the brookesia types.
>> Though smaller than the Jacksons.
>> The pic of the Bradypodion pumilum looked great but it had no care info on them.
>> Thanks.
You're going to have a very difficult time finding this species (or any other South African Bradypodion) as the only way they are exported is via an approved scientific permit from SA.
Chris
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Fleck
Nov 30, 2004 02:14 PM
No wonder I couldnt find it for sale. I saw the pic in my chamaleon book and it never dawned on me that it might be hard/impossible to find.
Thank you.
Fleck
