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Bradypodion pumilum
Can grow up to 15 cm in length. The 4th picture shows a juvenile (about 2cm in length) of the same species.
Found Fynbos and Renosterveld.
Spotted on Oct 18, 2014
Submitted on Oct 18, 2014
28 Comments (1–25)
how beautiful
Beautiful colours :)
Wowwww Beautiful lizard.Congratulations.
Congrats Fanie! Gorgeous!
WOW!!!!!! truly beautiful guy.... Congrats Fanie on this great find
Fanie..well deserved, subject matter and pictures are beautiful...well done!
Congratulations fanie !
Great Pictures!
Congrats Fanie ! great Series !
Congratulations Fanie!!!
The colors are spectacular and the juvenile is so cute! Wonderful spotting - congratulations!
Congrats Fanie!!!
Congratulations on the SOTD Fanie .... amazing colours & lovely series
Congratulations Fanie. Well deserved. Amazing animal.
Congratulations.
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Very pretty!
Beautiful colours! Great work my friend!
Beautiful!!
So pretty, nice series !!
Nice colors!
beautiful series Fanie,lovely collour,congrats and thanks for sharing
I am 100% confident that the juvenile is a Cape dwarf chameleon. This is the only chameleon species that has ever been recorded in this particular nature reserve in surveys that started in the 1970's.
Beauty !
The one in the last pic is possibly the juvenile.