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More Cape Dwarf Chameleons
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More Cape Dwarf Chameleons

Marie and I have now found a minimum of 10 individuals, 4 of which are much smaller and probably younglings... They all live in a 20 to 30 meter radius of each other, and we still have to find a single chameleon outside of that area. The reason is still unknown. We’ve decided to be discreet about their location to protect their privacy; Cape Dwarf Chameleons are, after all, endangered.

Anybody with valuable information about the species and an iron-clad reference letter can apply here for conditional Constantia location disclosure. ;-)

 

 Posted at 4:17 AM in Photoblogs: & South Africa:

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  • 1 - NewYorkangel says:

    « OMG! They’re both scary and fascinating...
    You can almost be hypnotized by their colours.
    All in all, your new companions are rare and precious, aren’t they? »

    Date of comment: 2010-02-01 19:09 •
  • 2 - teri mahl says:

    « These chameleons are amazing! I love the one with the turquoise and the color just seems to run straight through its eye too! What an ability...to disguise yourself like this. Too bad we can’t ALL do that! »

    Date of comment: 2010-02-05 00:16 •
  • 3 - Vince says:

    « Emma: well, when you see them live, full-size, all 15 cm of it, they’re not that scary... ;-)

    Teri: yeah, I wouldn’t mind being able to disappear when riding the NYC subway... »

    Date of comment: 2010-02-05 05:18 •
  • 4 - Michael says:

    « hey there!! my name is michael.
    i also owned a chameleon and i was absolutly fasinated by it.
    i was feeding it daily and it was very healthy.

    we drove away for the weekend and i had not yet finished my cage as i wanted 2 find more to start breeding. unfortunatly it escaped outside my garden and i was so sad and furious at the same time. i now finished building my outdoor cage and i would realllly like more of these lovely creatures. please please if any1 would like to sell a male and a female 2 me pls pls let me know and send me a email at yourcar@kingsley.co.za (i would like it very private as i dont want any trouble keeping for keeping them. but PLEASE!!!!!! let me know i have good intentions and absolutly love them.
    thanx a million! »

    Date of comment: 2010-02-07 09:18 •
  • 4.1 - Vince answers:

    « Hello Michael,

    Cage? Feeding? Buy?

    I sure hope this is a joke... If so, you got me. If not, thanks for reading. Please read again. I’d rather protect the chameleons I’ve found than sell them to be caged, which to me doesn’t qualify as « good intentions ». Sorry.

    As for privacy, I’m afraid comments posted here are... rather public. Follow up comments welcome. »

    Date of comment: 2010-02-07 15:49 •

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