Oh how exciting!! Please post lots of pictures along the way
Oh my goodness they are darling!!!!!!
Are they the Kenyan bloodline?
Thanks much. Baby chameleons are great. I look forward to raising this group of baby Trioceros jacksonii xantholophus.Beautiful babies!
Thanks. I am going to and looking forward to posting about this group.Oh how exciting!! Please post lots of pictures along the way
Thanks!! Babies are great.
This subspecies Trioceros jacksonii xantholophus are from Mount Kenya, Kenya and now Hawaii.
That's awesome! Congrats and share pics as they grow
Thanks. I am going too.That's awesome! Congrats and share pics as they grow
Thanks Lee!
I think she was wondering if they were from a couple of shipments from Kenya a few years ago. These tend to be slightly bigger, straighter horns and brighter colors than the inbreed Hawaiian bloodlines. Here is my Kong that I had from the Kenyan Xanths Project shipment.
To my knowledge all imported Trioceros jacksonii xantholophus are from Kenya. Hawaii stopped exporting their local invasives chameleons back in the 1990's and never allowed them for exports again. I got my lineages from LLL Reptiles a well known importer/retailer. The female Trioceros jacksonii xantholophus that is in my greeenhouse is big. Maybe photo's of her later.
Yes that was what I was wondering.
To my knowledge this pair I am keeping is imported from Kenya.
Epic male!!
The male Trioceros jacksonii xantholophus in the picture is climbing on an Olive Tree? That is a great tree for that chameleon.
Correct, that’s his outside tree, when he gets outside time.
