Which Chammy is this??
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Chameleoking
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Almost looks like a tiny alligator.lol
Did you get another one? @JacksJill what type of Jackson's is this one?
Lindasjackson
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I thought thats what it was. shes cute!
Chammy007
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I’m not ready for a new Jackson’s yet. But soon.
Lindasjackson
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I think that one is extra large! I don’t think they get much bigger. I hope my Eustis can get that big!
Sonny13
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They can get up to 10” and in general 8” and are the largest Jackson’s subspecies.
PlanetRemulak
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I was thinking the make in that pic looked huge, too. I had no idea they could get so large. Awesome looking tree dino 
Chameleoking
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Is that 10" snout to vent or whole cham
Sonny13
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Whole length
Sonny13
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This is what they are saying about them in general, regarding length.
Adult males reach a total length (including tail) of up to 38 cm (15 in) and females up to 25 cm (10 in), but more typical lengths are 15 to 25 cm (6 to 10 in).[4] It has a saw-tooth shaped dorsal ridge and no gular crest. It attains sexual maturity after five months. The lifespan is variable, with males generally living longer than females.
The largest subspecies of Jackson's chameleon is T. j. xantholophus, which has been captively bred since the 1980s
Adult males reach a total length (including tail) of up to 38 cm (15 in) and females up to 25 cm (10 in), but more typical lengths are 15 to 25 cm (6 to 10 in).[4] It has a saw-tooth shaped dorsal ridge and no gular crest. It attains sexual maturity after five months. The lifespan is variable, with males generally living longer than females.
The largest subspecies of Jackson's chameleon is T. j. xantholophus, which has been captively bred since the 1980s
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