The Swartberg dwarf chameleon (Bradypodion atromontanum ) is a species of chameleon endemic to South Africa.
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starts withIt is a small chameleon not exceeding 12 cm. It is usually a pale yellow/brown with greenish hues.
It is endemic to the Swartberg mountains, Western Cape, South Africa. It occurs in the Swartberg Nature Reserve. It is also found at Groot Swartberg.
Swartberg dwarf chameleon is arboreal and inhabits mountain fynbos habitat.
