Chameleons

Well If A Panther Chameleon Is Like All Chameleons They Eat Insects And Also If You Go To A Pet Store They May Have Chameleon Treats Or Foods. So Either Go Catch Some Bugs Or Buy Some Chameleon Food And/Or Treats At A Pet Store.

they adapt

Veil Chameleon

They usually camouflage because they are hiding from a enemy.

Chameleons change color to communicate, regulate body temperature, and camouflage themselves. They can change color in a matter of seconds or minutes, depending on their mood and environment. So, to answer your question, chameleons change color as often as they damn well please.

Yes they do shed. They are like all reptiles and they have to shed their old skin every so oftern.

if it helps i think it's in the reptile famly and i think its a type of lizard =)

Adult Crickets, Locusts, Mealworms, Superworms, Zoophobias, Waxworms, Wax Moths, or Pinky Mice

Yes, the chameleon is a reptile.

Chamaeleon is the only other synonym... but its basically the same. :-)

Yes but there are not many in nz they hard to find

2 lbs

out of their bum bums

5-6 inches at a full adult (10 months)

The panther chameleon lives in the eastern and northern parts of Madagascar in a tropical forest biome.

Smaller Chameleons, like Pygmies and Flap Necks, lay only around 4-8 eggs per clutch. The bigger ones, like Jacksons and Panther Chameleons, can lay up to 110 eggs!

In the wild some species' eggs can take over a year to hatch! They are laid in soft soils at around 1'-3' deep.

they panther chameleon lives in the jungles of Madagascar, and small parts of Africa

chameleons come in a great variety of sizes and it depends on the breed, the smallest is like an inch and the largest grow to 2 ft. so an average is not available it all depends on the breed

don't know? I was thanking just grass

Their color is green

Well mine is going to I think you should buy some sand so she can lay them other why's they will dye and so will the mom

They make nests in the tree branches by folding in branches and leaves and they sleep on these.

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Not generally. They are relatively long lived reptile and lay a fairly smal clutch of eggs. Amphibians are more likely to die post egg laying than reptile species because they produce many many more eggs and expend huge amounts of energy.

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