Chamaeleo Calyptratus Male (1.0)
The Yemen Chameleon (Chamaeleo calyptratus), also known as the Veiled Chameleon, is one of the most impressive and popular chameleon species. It stands out for its characteristic high “helmet” (casque) on its head, its bright green colors with yellow, blue and turquoise shades, as well as its ability to change colors depending on mood, temperature and environmental conditions. This individual is a male (1.0) and was born in captivity. It is a diurnal and arboreal reptile that requires a spacious, well-ventilated terrarium with plenty of branches and natural plants, strong UVB lighting and proper temperature and humidity gradients. ...More
(about 8-9 cm head-to-body length)
Scientific name: Chamaeleo calyptratus
Common name: Yemen Chameleon, Veiled Chameleon
Sex: Male (1.0)
Origin: Captive-bred
Adult size: 45–60 cm
Life expectancy: 6–8 years
Temperature: 24–28°C, with a basking spot of 32–35°C
Humidity: 50–70%, with regular misting and good ventilation
Diet: Insectivorous, crickets, cockroaches, grasshoppers and other suitable insects, with regular calcium and vitamin supplementation
Behavior: Solitary, diurnal and arboreal. Cohabitation with other chameleons is not recommended.
Difficulty of care: Moderate, requires specialized equipment, proper UVB lighting, and stable environmental conditions.
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