Exotic Chameleons in South Africa

Overview

• Does your female chameleon have to breed to remain healthy?
• How far from your chameleon should you position your Ultra Violet light?
• How can you avoid Metabolic Bone Disease in your chameleon?
• How do you tell a Jackson's from a Johnston's chameleon?
• Why should you not mix vitamin D3 and calcium if you keep your chameleon out doors?
• Do you need a night light for a Veiled chameleon?

These are just a few of the questions answered in this informative new book Exotic Chameleons in South Africa, printed in South Africa.

Beautifully illustrated, with maps and photographs of many chameleon species, it is immediately apparent that this book is more than simply a guide to the husbandry of chameleons. There is a wealth of information on the anatomy, the distribution and even the history of chameleon keeping that will fascinate the experienced keeper, as well as delight the reader who is simply likes chameleons.

Printed on imported Gloss Art 150gsm paper, the book has been produced to international standards. It is one of the most comprehensive books on chameleon keeping currently available worldwide.

Over a 130 photographs are included, showing the diversity of shape, form and colour of this amazing group of reptiles. Other photographs illustrate some of the amazing and unique features, such as its tongue, eyes and skin.

Exotic Chameleons in South Africa is a book that everyone who keeps or is fascinated by chameleons will want to own and to dip into time and time again.

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