CH T. pfefferi -- 3 months old. They are active, hungry, robust baby chameleons, which are ready for new homes. I have 1.2 available.
T. pfefferi are a small montane species from Cameroon, which are about the size of a F. lateralis (carpet chameleon). I keep mine in glass ExoTerra terrariums. The females are just as pretty as the males, because they can display vibrant yellows and blues mixed into the green background. I have not found them to be a shy species. Both sexes eat readily from my hand, and the mom of these babies comes to the front of the cage whenever I approach, and will eat from one hand while I hold her in the other.
These are a sibling group, and therefore my baby males and females should not be paired for breeding.
$125 each. $200 for two.
Thanks,
Mike
T. pfefferi are a small montane species from Cameroon, which are about the size of a F. lateralis (carpet chameleon). I keep mine in glass ExoTerra terrariums. The females are just as pretty as the males, because they can display vibrant yellows and blues mixed into the green background. I have not found them to be a shy species. Both sexes eat readily from my hand, and the mom of these babies comes to the front of the cage whenever I approach, and will eat from one hand while I hold her in the other.
These are a sibling group, and therefore my baby males and females should not be paired for breeding.
$125 each. $200 for two.
Thanks,
Mike
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