DESCRIPTION:
This is one of the first monographs to present a comprehensive study of the natural history of a single high-profile lizard species, the popular Malagasy panther chameleon. It is the first attempt to come to grips with the complex, often confusing, color variation of the species and illustrates these variations with 69 beautiful color photographs. The authors have drawn from the scattered literature, their extensive experience, and experimental study in the field and laboratory to provide original information and conclusions. They emphasize both the known and the unknown, presenting clear avenues for future investigation. They make a case for the panther chameleon as a model organism with value for research, education, herpetoculture, and conservation. This work also reviews the history of keeping chameleons in captivity and provides

Price: $37.50 ea.
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DESCRIPTION:
Revised and updated edition of Petr Necas’ excellent monograph on Chameleons of the world. Without doubt the book to have for any Chameleon enthusiast, this new edition is enlarged by 11 new chapters and includes detailed accounts for new species. The individual accounts for each species provides scientific and common names, identification, systematics and zoogeography, climate and habitat, biology and captive care, and a list of literature cited and recommended reading. A must for all chameleon enthusiast. Over 400 color pictures with many new photographs, 45 drawings, tables, and extensive bibliography. 380 pages.


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By Petr Necas and Wolfgang Schmidt

DESCRIPTION:
Petr Necas and Wolfgang Schmidt provide a wealth of information on the biology, systematics, and captive husbandry of stump-tailed chameleons, indicating that many species can be bred in captivity by applying aspects of their natural history. Because of their fascinating shape and interesting way of life, many species of stump-tailed chameleons are fast becoming popular in captivity. This book provides information that will help a keeper better understand the lives of these creatures, so they can be provided with the care and respect they deserve. Over 150 full-color photographs, distribution maps, keys, and several drawings. 256 pages.


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DESCRIPTION:
In his book the author treats all-important aspects of the
right grooming and breeding of the Yemen chameleon. Numerous illustrations both document and underline, the extraordinary and interesting character of this species for terrarium.  It includes details about the natural habitat, behavior, how to select the correct terrarium, feeding, the right conditions for reproduction, rearing the young, diseases.
It is the best and most up-to-date literature available
about this beautiful Chameleon!
94 pages & hardcover.


Price: $45.00 ea.
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Price: $19.95 ea.
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THE VIVARIUM MAGAZINE
Chameleon Special

Collector's Edition - No longer in Print!



DESCRIPTION:
No longer in print, The Vivarium Magazine's highly acclaimed special edition on Chameleons (Vol.8 No. 1) is truly a collector's item. 62 pgs. with beautiful photos and special feature articles including: Indoor Care, Feeding and Breeding of Jackson's Chameleons, Captive Husbandry and Reproduction of Veiled Chameleons, Successful Caging for Chameleons
. . . and much more.

 NO LONGER AVAILABLE

DESCRIPTION:
(1996) An easy-to-understand manual providing information on everything you need to know to take care of your chameleon. Includes history, guidelines for location and selection, housing requirements, handling, behavior, nutrition, health care, special needs, and much more. Lavishly illustrated with full-color photographs, b/w drawings, 136 pp. Softcover.


Price: $8.50 ea.
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DESCRIPTION:
(2001) Provides basic and specific information on natural history, natural distribution, life expectancy and distinctive characteristics of Jackson's and Veiled Chameleons. Focuses on selecting, sex determination, proper housing requirements, nutrition, health care and breeding advice. Well illustrated, 48 pp. Softcover.


Price: $7.50 ea.
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 NO LONGER AVAILABLE

UNDERSTANDING REPTILE PARASITES
A Basic Manual for Herpetoculturists and Veterinarians

By: Roger J. Klingenberg DVM




DESCRIPTION:
A basic manual for herpetoculturists and veterinarians. No one who keeps reptiles can afford to be ignorant about reptile parasites and their treatment. This best-selling, easy-to-use book offers readers essential information on how to identify the most common parasites of reptiles and how to most effectively treat them. Includes drug charts and dosages. Highly recommended for hobbyists and pet stores. Illustrated with many black and white photos. 83 pgs. Softcover.

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FIFTEEN CHAMELEONS
By:  Russell K. Pearl

Limited Edition Print
(1,000 prints only)
Dimensions: 19.5" L x 15.5"H

Each signed and numbered
(Frame not included)


DESCRIPTION:
This work of art portrays fifteen of the most beautiful chameleon species in the world. A sure collectors item for any chameleon lover to own. Don't worry about feeding and watering this group!  Just sit back and enjoy them all.


Price: $28.00 ea.
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