I currently have two chameleons that I care for at others homes. These are not them. Someone was trying to give them to a pet store that doesnt have experience with any types of chameleons and they were just going to give them a try without researching them. This is a bad idea. Chameleons are extremel fragile and delicate animals. I gave them $5 a piece and took them home. I will research and care for them as best as possible. Their adult counterparts were also sold off for $5 to a breeder and they look exactly like them just about 3-5" long. Any help or links to it will be greatly appreciated.</p>
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<p>Oh and sorry, I took the 2nd picture with my phone so its bad quality.</p>
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<p>Mark</p>
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