Common Name: Two-horned Chameleon

Scientific Name: Furcifer bifidus

Food: Insects

Distribution: E Madagascar

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Color Discription: green but may vary to browns and grays. A white line is often apparent on the ventral surface of the tail. Females tend to be a lighter green and may also exhibit an orange or even a red coloration with blue scales scattered over the head.

Physical Discription: Female bifidus lack the paired, pointed, spatulate rostral processes of the male. These processes are extensions of the canthi rostralis. The casque is flattened and lacks occipital lobes. There is a low dorsal crest but gular and ventral crests are absent.

Size: 15" - 17"

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