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| alumma fallax is endemic to eastern Madagascar, and has a type locality of the Ikongo forest, Madagascar. It can be fou | ||||
| ve classed this species as "data deficient", as not enough information on this species is available to correctly classify it. The population of this species is unknown and no population trend is known. It is fo | ||||
| nd in an area where the habitat is affected by the slash-and-burn agricultural method, bushfires, and logging. Calum | ||||
| as first described in 1900 by Mocquard as Chamaeleon fallax, and accepted as valid by Werner 11 years later under the sam | ||||
| mma fallax is a medium-sized chameleon, with males measuring 43–51 mm (1.7–2.0 in) and female |
