General Information about Saguaro Flower Chameleons-- Quick description about Saguaro Flowers themselves: Saguaro Flowers are actually cacti flowers, are used for the short pollination time Saguaro cacti have in the Arizonian deserts. Location: Desert Personality: Usually rather picky and gruff, can withstand extremely high temperatures, can be extremely generous if one can get on their soft-side, really good at mimicking and being stoics Growth: (I didn't make pics, sorry :/ ) Seedling= No scales yet; no stamen-thing-on-the-forehead yet; in place of the flower are a few cactus spines that run in the same direction as the other spines on its back Sprout= Scales begin to develop, as well as the stamen-thing-on-the-forehead; spines fuse into the ovary of the saguaro flower Adult= What the reference picture is Male vs Female= Hardly any difference except for the fact that the males tends to have more scales than females About this very Saguaro Flower Chameleon-- Prickle the Saguaro Flower Chameleon is very independent and usually doesn't enjoy company that much. Prickle prefers to sunbathe alone under some rocks and is often very day-dreamy in this state. Despite his short temper, Prickle has a very long list of goals and dreams he hopes to accomplish, and makes a great wire artist. One can also trade with this chameleon (this is really the only area of "socialization" he's familiar/great with) because of his vast collection of wires, and his home is quite notable for its cleanliness and organization. One should also keep in mind, though, that when something that belongs to Prickle is not organized the way he likes it, he'll rush to fix it and then yell at however "ruined" his "thing."
Bloominals created by: @SenaSong212 Drawing site used: Aggie (.) io I have the Calamari Inkantation playing cuz I'm also a big Splatoon 2 fan, despite the fact that the music does not, in ANY WAY POSSIBLE (*exaggeration*) connects to the species I haz made :P :P :P :P Also, I didn't base the chameleon part of this species off of any particular species of chameleon; I just used a few desert chameleon pics I found on the internet as reference since the Saguaro Cactus kind-of-obviously grows in the desert...
