Senegal Chameleon

• "Dicey Senegal"
• 2003 December
• I Chose this article to learn more about chameleons
• In this article i liked learning about the senegal chameleon and how to breed them. it was a good learning experience on how it works. Its not the stuff that i wouldnt really find interesting. Even still, I still feel enlightened.
• Like i said, i learned a lot about the breeding of the Senegal. How to make a female and male mate for one thing. How the process of the female body is functioning during pregnancy. I also learned a lot of the general statisitics of a male and for a female.
• I would still like to learn a lot more about the chameleons besides the breeding stuff. like do senegals have any morphs?
• Im not too interested in buying any sort of chameleons. Im just interested in learning about them.
• Ive seen a couple of prices of this chameleon for 125 dollars, but im sure there are cheaper ones.
• They can be purchased at reptilecity.com or amazon.com
• The article didn't say there were any morphs, and that was one thing i was interested in knowing myself. Though, judging the fact that it's a chameleon, they could probably have a lot of morphs.
• The Senegal is not endangered.
• No permit is required to have one.
• It shouldnt be a problem to have one. I don't believe they would bite someone. In captive, i would recommend an environment that replicates their habitat for their cage.
• I would classify this reptile as a beginner pet.
• There wasnt really any interesting things about the article overall, but its still very full of knowledge.

Blunt-Headed Tree Snake

• July, 2005
• I Chose This Article To discover the significance of tree snakes.
• I liked how the article describes how wonderful, unique, and graceful the tree snake is.
• I basically learned the general information on the blunt-headed tree snakes: natural habitat, scientific name (Imantodes Cenchoa), how long they get, etc.
• I still wonder why the tree snakes prefer to be in trees. I know thats why they get there name tree snakes, but i want a good logical reason.
• I would purchase a tree-snake, not for a certain reason, because i would purchase any kind of snake.
• The article doesnt say how much one costs in stores, but they would cost around 17 dollars
• They can be purchased on amazon.com or snake-trees.buycheapr.com
• no morphs
• Blunt heads are not endangered
• No permission is required to have these snakes.
• These snakes can be cage defensive if captive
• To take care of these snakes you must not be scared to change the bedding and water once and a while and it must be taken care of on a daily basis
• This snake would be considered a intermediate level animal
• The most interesting fact about this snake to me is the fact that it literally almost have more head than its skinny body