Veiled Chameleons are one of many different breeds of Chameleon. They are native to the Arabian Peninsula in Yemen and Saudi Arabia. They also are the most common type of Chameleon as far as pets go. The Veiled Chameleon is one of the easier species to care for because they can survive a variety of conditions and tolerate captivity well.
Jackson's Chameleons are native to woodlands and forests in parts of Kenya and Tanzania. This species of Chameleon is unique in that the male has a set of three horns, one on the nose and one over each eye.
Panther Chameleons are a species native to the rain forests of Madagascar. These Chameleons' color is based on the area of Madagascar that they come from.
The Carpet Chameleon is located in all parts of Madagascar except for the Northern parts. This species is also known as the white-lined Chameleon. This species of Chameleon is one of the more shy and timid varieties. They are also on the smaller side with adults averaging around 6 to 9 inches long.
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