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duo

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hi!
right now in my ten gallon tank i have a pygmy chameleon could i put mabye a little green tree frog with him? will they fight just a thought please no flaming
 
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chris

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Where did you get your pygmy chameleon? I have been looking for a long time for a few from anywhere.
 
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duo

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at reptile depot for 30$ but i picked him up its actually a brookasia (spelling?) thieli or supersilis i'm not quite sure but yeah heres the website www.reptiledepot.com they acctually just got some in
(P.S. i didn't ship i picked him p not shipped thats it was only $30)
 
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