Giant fischers, Dwarf fischers, and Cape dwarf
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CNorton
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I have observed that my G-fischer's climb for the highest point when threatened. I have even lost one of my chameleons in the canopy of a mulberry tree in my backyard.
Todnedo has also shared on one of his threads (or maybe mine
) that his have gotten loose and had to be recaptured from the canopy of trees in his yard.
Not that it makes a huge difference, because none of us are going to TZ next week to observe or collect, I do believe G-fischer's prefer the canopy. Their daily routine requires travel up and down the trees.
I have also observed burrowing in both males and females. I have a longer cage that I planted scheffleras in and separated by a custom fit wooden divider. There was an absolute perfect visual barrier. Somehow, both my male and female dug into the dirt, under the divider, and began making weekly visits to each other.
Todnedo has also shared on one of his threads (or maybe mine
) that his have gotten loose and had to be recaptured from the canopy of trees in his yard.Not that it makes a huge difference, because none of us are going to TZ next week to observe or collect, I do believe G-fischer's prefer the canopy. Their daily routine requires travel up and down the trees.
I have also observed burrowing in both males and females. I have a longer cage that I planted scheffleras in and separated by a custom fit wooden divider. There was an absolute perfect visual barrier. Somehow, both my male and female dug into the dirt, under the divider, and began making weekly visits to each other.
Motherlode Chameleon
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LOL No worries.
kameleons jvo
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Hi Paul,no stress man
i also have the book from Colin and its in my opinion one of the best books that ever came out!But if you can have direct data and info from exporters or trappers in Tzn(i know one trapper very well who lives in Dodoma)you will be surprised that not all the things written in books is 100 procent the truth.
These guys spend most of their lives in the bush surching and collecting chameleons,believe me they know perfect what habitat each species prefers.
Very nice pumilum male you have their,is their any cb of bradypodion in the US or are they just to young to breed.
Ps a good friend of my has baby damaranums i will try to post some pictures of them
Cainschams
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Nice pics. Love the tav, of course. How is the female doing?
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coldbloodedAL
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Yeeaahh! Better have some pums for me next year Paul!
Jared, I think third times gonna be the charm!
Jared, I think third times gonna be the charm!
coldbloodedAL
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Jared, the female is doing great.
Alex, I sure do hope so!
They are all doing great so far.
Yeah me too man! Shhhhhhhh
All the others seem unbelievably well!
