Bohme's Two Horned Chameleon

Bohme's Two Horned Chameleon, also known as Bradypodion boehmei, is a species of chameleon native to South Africa. They are a relatively small species, with adults typically reaching lengths of 8-10 inches including the tail.

Bohme's Two Horned Chameleon is known for their unique appearance, with two horn-like protrusions above their eyes. They are also known for their ability to change color to blend in with their surroundings and regulate their body temperature.

In the pet trade, Bohme's Two Horned Chameleons require a suitable enclosure that mimics their natural environment, with a basking spot, a source of UVB lighting, and a temperature gradient that allows them to thermoregulate. They are primarily fed on a diet of insects.  

Bohme's Two Horned Chameleons are generally considered to be docile, although they can be defensive if they feel threatened. It is important to handle them with care and respect, as they are delicate creatures with fragile bones.

It is also worth noting that Bohme's Two Horned Chameleons require a relatively high level of humidity in their enclosure, as they are a tropical species. Failure to provide adequate humidity can lead to health issues such as dehydration and skin problems.