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Well today there are over 100 different Chameleon Species.

Below I will list off the different typs of Chameleon Species I read about in a book.

1-Transkei Dwarf Chameleon
2-Knysna Dwarf Chameleon
3-Darkensberg Dwarf Chameleon
4-Robertson Dwarf Chameleon
5-Karoo Dwarf Chameleon
6-Blackheaded Dwarf Chameleon
7-Zululand Dwarf Chameleon
8-Cape Dward Chameleon
9-Setaro's Dwarf Chameleon
10-Smith Dwarf Chameleon
11-Natal Midland Dwarf Chameleon
12-Transvaal Dwarf Chameleon
13-Namaqua Dwarf Chameleon
14-Decary's Pygmy Chameleon
15-Ebenau's Chameleon
16-Nosy Be Pygmy Chameleon
17-Armored Leaf Chameleon
18-Antongil Leaf Chameleon
19-Dead Leaf Chameleon
20-Superciliaris Chameleon
21-Thiel's Pygmy chameleon
22-Mossy Leaf Chameleon
23-Short Horned Chameleon
24-Side-Striped Chameleon
25-Globe Horned Chameleon
26-Malthe Chameleon
27-Nosy Chameleon
28-O'Shaughnessy's Chameleon
29-Person's Chameleon
30-Boettger's Chameleon
31-Hooded Chameleon
32-Two Lined Chameleon
33-Vield chameleon
34-Jeweled Chameleon
35-Common Chameleon
36-Crested / Fringed Chameleon
37-Giant Three Horned Chameleon
38-Flapneck Chameleon
39-Elliot's Chameleon
40-Fischer's Chameleon
41-Flapjack Chameleon
42-Graceful Chameleon
43-Elephant Eared Chameleon
44-High Casquade Chameleon
45-Jaskson's Chameleon
46-Johnston's Chameleon
47-Meller's Chameleon
48-Cameroon Mountain Chameleon
49-Namaqua Chameleon
50-Owen's Chameleon
51-Pfeffer's Chameleon
52-Four Horned Chameleon
53-Mountain Dwarf Chameleon
54-Senegal Chameleon
55-Tiger Chameleon
56-Werner's Chameleon
57-Mt. Lefo's Chameleon
58-Rhino Chameleon
59-African Leaf Chameleon
60-Bocage's Chameleon
61-Ethiopian Mountain Chameleon
62-African Chameleon
63-Fea's Chameleon
64-Geotze's Chameleon
65-Ukinga Hornless Chameleon
66-Smooth Chameleon
67-Double-Bearded chameleon
68-Paddle-Nosed Chameleon
69-Tusked Chameleon
70-Labord's Chameleon
71-Carpet Chameleon
72-Lesser Chameleon
73-Oustalet's Chameleon
74-Panther Chameleon
75-Spiny or Wrathy chameleon
76-Wills' Chameleon
77-Angel's Chameleon
78-Petter's chameleon
79-Tranzania Stumped-Tail Chameleon
80-African Dead Leaf Chaeleon
81-Marshall's African Leaf Chameleon
82-Spectral Pypmy Chameleon

so yea there are alot of chameleons out there , thats not the hole list , that took me forever to type up lmao. those ones there in the list are the ones that are found over in Africa and Madagascar

got this info from my site

 

cool
i think chams are fonud on europe too huh?

 

i no they are but i can not put them all in lol there is about 100 + so there is alot lol

 

In Europe? Good question, where would you say in Europe? Maybe in Spain, maybe in Turkey. Might be something worth knowing, you never know when it might be useful in a pub quiz.

My male, 2 year old Yemen Chameleon (Veiled) died of Septicemia about 2 months ago. Nice to know there are more out there

 

i am not a big fan of chameleon

 

Why did you post a long list of chameleon species then?

Here are some good sites with lists of chameleons that are actually useful. Or, at least interesting.

www.adcham.com
www.chameleonnews.com
http://www.chameleoncrazy.com/species.php

Royal.. the common chameleon (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chamaeleo_chamaeleon) is the only species of chameleon that lives in Europe. With that one exception, they all live in Africa, the Middle East, or Madagascar. Hawaii hosts a large number of Jackson's, but they were introduced to the islands in the 70's. I hear there are colonies of veileds living in the wilds of Florida as well, also introduced by humans.

 

Yeah, florida is kind of having a problem with the "wild" veileds. one of the main reasons why HR669 popped up.

 

I'm currently holidaying in Bermuda and working towards my PADI Open Water. And there are 3 species of Lizards here all non-native and I've yet to have asked anyone if they are a problem, they are everywhere... All introduced to reduce the fly population, and with the lack of predators they've done rather well.

Also at Original Poster, no is the wrong use for the word you mean Know.

 

what species? im getting interested lol

 

From the Tourism Board Information Leaflet - Non - Native

Native

 

wew. anyway, reptile world said that he read that in a book and in the end he said he get the info from his website. what's the truth!? lol

 

I was wondering the same thing.

 

Oh he had some reptile forum he was advertising in his signature... Back on Subject?

 

back on subject, is his reptile forum a book????

 

He was just trying to impress us.. or something. Basically, posting pretty much useless information in the hopes of drumming up business for his forum. It has generated an interesting thread, though, so there is that.

 

i know,, i saw his siggies lol
but just wanted to make a lil bit fun lol. guess he should go to more crowded forum :lol: