Rhampholeon temporalis, an endemic of Usambara Mts., Tanzania

Rhampheleon temporalis is a miniature chameleon exclusive to the lush forests of the Usambara Mountains in Tanzania, usually located at elevations of 1200 meters and above. These chameleons are at risk due to habitat loss. They reside in the undergrowth and grassy areas on the forest floor. Their primary coloration includes shades of gray and brown with 2-3 diagonal stripes running along their sides. Measuring under 4 inches in length, there is minimal information available about their care, but it is advisable to care for them in a manner similar to other species within the Rhampholeon and Brookesia genus. Rhampheleon temporalis is a miniature chameleon endemic to the lush forests of the Usambara Mountains in Tanzania, usually located at elevations of 1200 meters and above. These chameleons are at risk due to habitat loss. They reside in the undergrowth and grassy areas on the forest floor. Their primary coloration includes shades of gray and brown with 2-3 diagonal stripes running along their sides.