Adult Panther Chameleon

Description

The Adult panther chameleon (Furcifer pardalis) is a species of chameleon found in Madagascar’s eastern and northern tropical forest habitat. It has also been introduced to Réunion and Mauritius.

Panther chameleons are eye-catching reptiles that are very well-liked as pets. Location affects their colour, and the various color patterns of these chameleons are known as “locales,” which are named after the areas where they are found. Bright blue, red, green, or orange panther chameleons are also possible. Between and within regions, a variety of other color phases and patterns exist.

No matter where they are located, females normally remain tan and brown with touches of pink, peach, or brilliant orange, while there are very tiny variations in patterns and hues across the many color phases. In this species, males are bigger and have more vivid colors than females.

Panther chameleons live alone and are aggressively possessive. With the exception of the mating season, they live alone for the majority of their lives. In an effort to establish dominance, two males will alter their colors and enlarge their bodies when they come into contact. At this point, many battles come to a conclusion with the loser retreating and changing to dull and gloomy colors.

Adult Panther Chameleon for sale are carnivores (insectivores). Their diet consists of insects, small birds, and other reptiles.

WE HAVE ADULT PANTHER CHAMELEONS FOR SALE. HERE ARE SOME HIGHLIGHTS:

• Furcifer pardalis
• Field Collected
• Approximate Sizes Ranging From 8 – 12 Inches Length
• Adults Are Averaging Around 12 – 18 Inches In Total Length
• As Adults, These Will Develop Bright Reds, Blues, Greens, And Teal Colors!
• Feeding On Vitamin Dusted Crickets, Worms And Roaches

FUN FACTS!

• Male Chameleons Display More Vibrant Colors Than Females 
• Originating From Madagascar These Range From The Coastal Central To Northeastern Madagascar
• Arboreal Species, Provide Plenty Of Fake Plants And Branches
• A Misting Or Dripping System For Water Is Best, Manual Misting Also Works
• With Proper Care They Can Live Up To 3 – 5+ Years In Captivity