Bede your hobby chameleons
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Bede - Your Hobby Chameleons
Rolf Müller and Ulrike Walbröl have been successfully breeding chameleons for years. As members of the DGHT’s Chameleon Working Group and contact persons for the Chameleon Hotline, they are thoroughly familiar with the problems faced by beginners in chameleon keeping.
Here, they have brought together their knowledge and experience for the first time and, in collaboration with Dominik Kieselbach, have created a book for beginners unlike any other previously available on the German market.
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