Meller's Chameleon

Meller’s Chameleons (Chamaelo melleri) are native to the savannahs of Tanzania and Kenya in eastern Africa. One of the largest of the chameleons, they are also a very colorful dark green with yellow and black splotches. Males are difficult to distinguish from females visually and a qualified veterinarian should do confirmed sexing. These chameleons have a single horn at the front of their nose. As with most chameleons, they should be housed singly. The chameleon’s unique binocular eyes and method of capturing prey by projecting its long sticky tongue make it a fascinating pet to observe. Chameleons stress easily and do not like visual contact with other chameleons or excessive handling by humans.

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