Actually the veiled chameleons are
hardy and they are striking-looking lizards with tall casques (helmet-like
structures) on the tops of their heads. The casque is actually present in both the
males and females and it aids in steering water that falls onto their heads
into their mouths. The veiled chameleons have bodies that are banded in shades
of yellow, green, and brown which adjust to varying shades. Below is the basic information
about this wonderful pet;
The names: The names are Veiled
chameleon (Chamaeleo calyptratus), Yemen chameleon
Their Lifespan: Approximately six to eight
years in captivity.
The size: The Veiled chameleon males
can reach about eighteen to twenty-four inches in total length (about twelve
inches snout to vent length plus their tail), while the females tend to be
quite a bit smaller at ten to thirteen inches (just four to six inches in snout
to vent length plus their tail).
Veiled Chameleon . Veiled Chameleon Owner’s Manual. Veiled Chameleon book for care, feeding, handling, health and common myths.
Veiled Chameleon . Veiled Chameleon Owner’s Manual. Veiled Chameleon book for care, feeding, handling, health and common myths.
The Veiled Chameleon
has nearly thirty years of history being bred in captivity yet many of them
don’t live past two years. Sadly this has nothing to do with the creatures
themselves but more because new owners can easily misunderstand these fragile
creatures so often don’t meet their specific needs.
This book is for anyone who is considering buying a Veiled Chameleon. It will
tell you what you need to know before purchasing – where to go, what to look
for and the questions you should be asking to ensure you get a healthy pet. It
is also suitable for anyone who has already purchased one of these wonderful
creatures but is unsure how to take good care of it. It provides an
understanding of the way these creatures live in the wild and explains how you
can mimic these conditions at home in order to provide a habitat that your
chameleon will thrive in for many years to come. There is a lot of conflicting
information out there which can be confusing, what should you believe and what
should you ignore? This is an all in one, go to guide, which covers all the
main topics and answers any questions you may have. It explains the common
mistakes that owners often make so you can avoid them and tells you what
symptoms you should look out for and how to prevent certain medical issues.
Unlike other books that often focus on one aspect of Veiled Chameleon care,
this is a fully comprehensive guide covering everything you need to know. By
the time you reach the end you should be able to take great care of these
animals. If you only buy one book about Veiled Chameleons, make sure it’s this
one.
Covered in this book:
·
Breeding Veiled
Chameleons
·
Common Myths
·
Costs And Equipment
·
Egg Laying In
Females
·
Free Ranging
·
Gut-Loading
·
How To Feed
·
How To Handle And
Train Your Veiled Chameleon
·
How To Identify
Male And Females
·
How To Set Up The
Perfect Vivarium
·
Interesting
Features
·
Medical Problems
& Prevention
·
Misting And
Watering Systems
·
Questions To Ask
When Purchasing
·
Signs Of A Healthy
Chameleon
·
The Different Life
Stages
·
Where To Buy
…..
and much more
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