Baby Veiled Chameleon Female

With the proper setup and consistent care your veiled chameleon should do very well.

Baby veiled chameleon female.

Veiled chameleons are one of the hardiest of all chameleon species making it the perfect choice for a first time chameleon buyer. The veiled chameleon is a striking beautiful and hardy captive which is excellent for the first time chameleon owner. Here are some highlights. Male female 1 male 2 females 2 males 1 female any sex.

The measure of the females is between 8 and 12 inches and males are 12 to 19 inches long which makes them one of the larger chameleon species held in captivity. We have a great selection of baby veiled chameleons for sale below. You are purchasing prime animals directly from the breeder. In terms of lifestyle veiled chameleons are usually rather independent reptiles.

Veiled chameleon hatchlings are 3 to 4 inches long and by the time they are 8 months old they have already reached the length of the adults. However it is not just the adoption fee you will need to pay. Our baby veiled chameleons are captive bred for optimal coloration and size. Originally from saudi arabia and yemen in the middle east but also invasive to south florida.

Hatched and reared at our facility these baby veiled chameleons are a wonderful way to begin the hobby or are an amazing addition to your current collection. 2 reviews for baby veiled chameleon. A baby chameleon cost between 30 50 a juvenile is 50 150 and adults are 150 200. Males tend to grow to 17 to 24 inches.

The diet of veiled chameleons is made up mostly of bugs particularly green ones. From standard to premium veiled chameleons pick the chameleon that you will enjoy for the next 7 to 8 years. Their price is drive by age and coloration. We offer many varieties and types of the veiled chameleon for sale here at fl chams.

How much does a veiled chameleon cost. Rated 5 out of 5. It is very important to provide a laying bin earlier as soon as it has been noticed that the female veiled chameleon is pregnant and try not to check on her continuously or move her back and forth from time to time as the stress of being watched or being moved too often will make females pretty uncomfortable and prevent them from laying their eggs even when due. Don t be fooled by wild caught chameleons.

We have baby veiled chameleons for sale.