Yemeni chameleon. (Chamaeleo calyptratus lat.)

I will sell the Yemeni chameleons (teenagers) at the age of 3 weeks. (Chamaeleo calyptratus (lat.) One of the largest representatives of its family. Body length is 60 cm. Sexual dimorphism is observed - males are larger than females. Males are more colorful: three yellow spots stand out brightly on a green background on the sides, bordered by orange and brown transverse stripes The head is decorated with a high, developed crest, reaching 7-8 cm (in females, it is only indicated. The stiff tail is covered to the very tip with green and yellow-brown stripes, which are arranged alternately. Males have small triangular protrusions on the back of the leg, just above the foot The species is distributed in Yemen and Saudi Arabia.It occurs in dry mountainous areas at an altitude of up to 3,500 meters above sea level.Lives on acacia and euphorbia.Feeds on crickets, flour worms, plant leaves, fruits and vegetables, sometimes small rodents and lizards.Sufficiently aggressive , as a result of collisions between two males, significant injuries may occur, due to which the animal may die . Males easily get along with several females. Oviparous lizard. Sexual maturity occurs at 6 months. The female lays 20 to 70 eggs.