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    Need help identify sex

    Male
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    Chamaeleo gracilis or dilepsis?

    Looks like C. gracilis to me
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    Books on Chameleons?

    It’s a must have for your book collection, in my opinion
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    What's the story behind your username?

    This is actually my second username here and is just my name My original name here was LinkinParkRulez08 because I was 13 when I joined and listened to Linkin Park a lot and thought I was cool enough to use that as a user name 🤣
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    Male ore female

    Their care is similar to veileds. We have a care sheet here on the forums grouped together with Senegals and Gracefuls (which you already linked). Unfortunately not a lot of projects working with them due to their cheaper price and not very flashy. Here is a nice read about the complex from...
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    US Chameleon books

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    Male ore female

    Not all of the species under the blanket “Flapneck chameleon” name possess tarsal spurs when male
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    Female or male

    If you can get a clearer and closer picture of the base of the tail we can assist in identifying whether it is male or female
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    US Chameleon books

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    US Chameleon books

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    US Chameleon books

    Chameleons Nature’s hidden jewel $120 shipped Stump-tailed chameleons (damaged cover and spine) - best offer as I have no clue how to price it
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    WC chameleon

    That is a Cuban brown anole Anolis sagrei. They are an invasive species in Florida that eat the native green anoles. Many people who are unfamiliar with chameleons call both of the above species of anole chameleons because they change color (green anole change green as the name suggests and the...
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    OBBB: not exactly what I'm looking for!

    Absolutely stunning
  14. Chase

    How to import chameleon into US?

    Good luck. It’s quite the process
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