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Old 08-31-04, 12:46 PM   #1
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Exclamation GIANT mountain chameleon
Hey

Another thing to add to my list that i have never seen is the giant mountain chameleon, the first ive ever seen! everytime i go down to pickering i see a new speices just amazing, nice black dots and green. With 3 horns it was so kool. I was talking to the reptile guy in the department and he told me he did have a pair but a guy just wanted to buy the female. The male left is going for 275 bucks! couldnt aford it, if anyones looking for one heres your chance.

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Gitant mountain Cham can refer to many species

deremensis

melleri

montium

Look them up and let us know what species it is.
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I belevie he is talking about Montium.

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I've never heard of that common name. If it is montium that species is no giant. The description sounds like montium

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This actually sounds like a chamaeleo deremensis to me, but I might be wrong.
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ya tis a deremensis, brandy showed me some pics on adcham and its deremensis

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Deremensis are nice, I saw my first one last summer at a petstore in Calgary. $150 for an adult there. It's weird how the price ranges so much in Canada.

I do really like the C. montiums though, they're my favourite montane species. Anyone know of someone working with them in Canada?


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