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Nope, Carpets are Furcifer lateralis, Furcifer minor are sometimes called the "lesser chameleon" although its quite rare to hear them called this. Same Genus different species.

This is strange as i found a distinct difference in colouration between nosy be and nosy komba when i was out there back in april, the kombas seems to show a very different base colour. I also found some very bright blue (aswell as green) nosy bes in ulang ulang plantations along the side of the...

North of madagascar? Do you know if there is any evidence of this? Ive also heard rumours of them being on nosy be but really dont believe it! Unless they have been introduced there by someone.

how has she got on happy14? have you got eggs yet?

He certainly is a nice looking boy and very differant from what the typical animals look like in ambanja, but im still confused, was he wild caught or captive bred?

forgot to mention if this animal was imported from mad and happened to come from one of the erm... "conservation farms" then it could well be anything as all locales are chucked in together.

i think it could be a freak nosy be as they tend to show a hell of alot of red on some parts of the island! other than that it could only be a slightly odd looking ambanja.

Thankyou mario, we saw 26 or 27 in total but 3 or 4 were in parks so we couldnt count them. We did the bamboo lemer trail to the top of the mountain at ranomafana but from the other bridge down in the village and there were only two of us so they were willing to take us, it was a very hard and...

hi mario, great photos. I just got back yesterday and think i need a holiday again to recover!!! A very busy itinery indeed! but we did see around 23 species of chameleon so it was worth the hard work. Where was the picture of the bifidus taken?, we could not find this species but saw it at...

i have baby lateralis major available and im in south yorkshire

thanks guys!

cheers kevin!:)

Thankyou, yes its one of the rooms in my basement, i have another room of a similar size that i am converting at the minute to make way for a montane room. It just seems to be a big money pit at the minute though!!!

hi mario,yes i have heard this and am a little worried regarding safty, we were planning on staying in ambositra region and maybe trying to find some populations of minor a little closer to this area rather than having to travel to far west to itremo, have you stayed in ambositra before and is...

yes kevin they are indeed lateralis major babies, i have around 30 hatchlings at the minute and cant believe how fast they grow!

Cheers chris, i will look forward to it!

I live in the uk, and i have not attempted breeding yet, and wont be doing until they have spend some time in thier outdoor enclosures this summer, i only got them last year and the male was tiny tiny when i first got him but is now just coming to maturity. I am hoping that once that they settle...

Exellent, i hope you have a really good trip, i myself am going there in two weeks time and am very excited indeed! The first half of the trip is similar to your stage 3 itinery with a few other places being visited around fiana,ambositra and itremo. What is the date you get back we may bump...

cheers chris,lets hope for some eggs this year and i can send a few your way!! did you get my message regarding madagascar by the way?

thankyou....yes they are the same species, the darker coloured one with the rostral processes is the male and the bright ones are the females.