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Large cage - large chameleon needed

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I have a new 5'H x5'W x3'D Cgae. I have a solo male veiled in it. Well he seems to only use a small portion of it so I was thinking of putting him in a smaller set-up and thinking of some of the larger species.

Does anyoen have any recomendations on species (meller's, Parson's etc) and where to get preferably CB specimens?
 
C. parsonii are very rare and expensive, best to leave those to individuals with significant breeding experience. C. melleri tend to be fairly difficult to keep for most individuals and rarely available as CB or CH. My recommendation would be F. oustaleti which can be purchased at www.calumma.com as CB.

Chris
 
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