Pygmy chams... any one keep them?

[Chris Anderson]

Here are some of my pygmy pics:

Brookesia stumpffi:

Brookesia superciliaris:

Rieppeleon brevicaudatus hatchling:

Rhampholeon (Rhampholeon) spinosus:

Rhampholeon (Rhinodigitum) acuminatus:

Rhampholeon (Rhampholeon) viridis:

Those are all the recent pics I have. I have older pics of other species I used to keep as well but they aren't uploaded. When I do have babies of whatever species, I generally do end up selling or trading them. I've not bred the Rh. spinosus yet but my pair are doing well and I'm hopeful. I only have Trioceros hoehnelii and Trioceros montium babies at the moment.

Chris

 

[coura]

Wow T. montium Thats some acomplishement. Question: what is the average life span for pygmys?

 

[kearth]

Chris those are awesome.

if you ever end up any extra off spring from just about any of them for sale. Please let me know.

 

[Mrchub]

very nice

 

[AROWANA_MAN]

Hey Chris what other chams do you have, do you still work with parsoniis'

 

[Chris Anderson]

Wow T. montium Thats some acomplishement. Question: what is the average life span for pygmys?

Really depends on the species. Three years is a healthy life for R. brevicaudatus. I've had some of the Brookesia live over three years after getting them as WC adults, however.

Hey Chris what other chams do you have, do you still work with parsoniis'

At the moment I also work with C. parsonii, T. hoehnelii, T. montium, T. jacksonii xantholophus, Ch. calyptratus, and true K. fischeri (everything everyone has ever called a fischer's chameleon is actually not a fischer's).

Chris

 

[disgustipated]

how much would the little guys go for i am interested!!

 

[AROWANA_MAN]

Really depends on the species. Three years is a healthy life for R. brevicaudatus. I've had some of the Brookesia live over three years after getting them as WC adults, however.



At the moment I also work with C. parsonii, T. hoehnelii, T. montium, T. jacksonii xantholophus, Ch. calyptratus, and true K. fischeri (everything everyone has ever called a fischer's chameleon is actually not a fischer's).

Chris

Saw the pics of the K. fischeri on chameleon forums, they look real stunning. Are you planning on breeding the fischeri?

 

[Chris Anderson]

Saw the pics of the K. fischeri on chameleon forums, they look real stunning. Are you planning on breeding the fischeri?

Hopefully. I don't have any females at the moment though, unfortunately. I'm working on getting some though.

Chris