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World Premiere at the Haus des Meeres! For the first time worldwide, the breeding of the Desert Chameleon (Chamaeleo namaquensis) has been successful in a zoo. This outstanding breeding achievement underscores our institution's competence and commitment to the protection and conservation of endangered species.

The golden rule of handling chameleins sounds: never handle a chameleon unless absolutely necessary.

This article discusses captive-bred Ambilobe Panther Chameleons (Furcifer pardalis) in the United States. It is a complex story which begins with the discovery of 'Picasso' Panther Chameleons by Olaf Pronk in the early 2000s and eventually become known as the Ambilobe local form. It continues with a discussion of the complex geography, phenotypes...

This article, specifically, tackles a controversial topic in the Ambanja Panther Chameleon breeding community on what is meant when people say they have an Ambanja Panther Chameleon for sale. It is the first article in a series on the challenges identifying and breeding wild-type local forms of Panther Chameleons. The next one covers the Ambilobe...

More than 90% of the mighty Yemen chameleons are facing heavy overheating in captivity. I do not understand it, because nowadays, it is so easy to get reliable information about their country of origin, where they inhabit high mountain slopes and valleys at the elevation of above 4000 feet above sea level. Most of the populations, from which the...

When I first started to introduce bee pollen to the chameleon community, like almost always, I was called names and bashed and crucified. It was 2012 and coming years…

Very often breeders and keepers parott again, and again, the following message, especially to beginners: the females of chameleons will lay eggs even without the mating: they will lay infertile eggs like chicken every second month, regardless what you do. They recommend to have for the females always a lay bin present in the cage and block a...

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