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Can anyone identify my chameleon? Help!!!!!!!

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Posted by Carlton on May 13, 2003 at 12:07:00:

In Reply to: Can anyone identify my chameleon? Help!!!!!!! posted by swordfish on May 12, 2003 at 19:44:13:

Have you looked at the species profiles on www.adcham.com or www.chamresearch.com? You could also email one of the adcham owners for help, but they'll want a pic. Also check with the editor of the e-zine chameleonnews.com. I can't tell from your description, but white lines as you describe might be elloti or a related species. You'll probably be looking for a Bradypodion sp. rather than a Chameleo sp. Many of the Chameleo and Furcifers are from Madagascar rather than Africa.

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