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CB Trioceros hoehnell (helmeted chameleons)

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I have a couple groups of helmeted chameleons looking for new homes. They are all F1 CB from an import i recieved last year

1.1 unrelated pair roughly 6 months old at this point. I am asking $300 for the pair.

I also have another group of 1.1 about 2.5 months old but they related so im selling them individually. Asking $125 each.

6 unsexed 1.5 month old wholesale clutch available. I will only sell these to an experienced keeper capable of caring for young babies. Message for pricing

The males from these pairings typically show tons of blues,yellow and black while the females are primarily green,yellow with black. This is a live baring species that prefers cooler temps with higher UVB levels than other species. Also, they can be kept in a smaller cage than Panthers or veilds

Message me for more pictures and details
 

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