The Two-Horned Mountain Chameleon

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Range:

The Two-Horned Chameleon is from Cameroon.

Captive Care:

The Two-Horned Chamelon should be kept at a temperature of 55*F at night and 75*F during the day.

Description:

The male Two-Horned Chameleon has two hornes coming out from their front of their snout. He also has a sailfin that goes down his back and down part of his tail. The female does not have these things but are green with red streaks. The male chameleon gets to be about 8 to 10 inches and the females only about 6 inches.

Breeding:

The female Four-Horned Chameleon lays 5 to 15 eggs a couple times a year.

Coloration:

The Two-Horned Chameleon is a wonderful chameleon, they are mostly whites, bright greens, and sometimes blues and yellows. When the chameleons get stressed out, or when they get scared, they turn an ugly black and brow

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