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At what age is a veiled chameleon adult?

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A veiled chameleon is considered adult at about eight to twelve months of age, when it has reached most of its size and can breed. Growth rate depends on diet and environment.

Adults need spacious, well-lit enclosures and a varied insect diet. Regular checks ensure it is developing normally.

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