Adam Harrelson
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what are some rare chams that can't almost be found
rare chams
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DanSB
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https://www.chameleonforums.com/species/
Check this page out.
There are 208 species and only 88 of which people here have experience with. There are people here who have had experiece with very rare chameleons if that gives an indication...
Check this page out.
There are 208 species and only 88 of which people here have experience with. There are people here who have had experiece with very rare chameleons if that gives an indication...
DanSB
Avid Member
Rub it in! I couldn't raise the funds for the Pumilums I wanted
(I won't import less than 6 because nobody else has them)
Adam Harrelson
Member
thanks for the advice
DekuScrub
Avid Member
Rub it in! I couldn't raise the funds for the Pumilums I wanted
(I won't import less than 6 because nobody else has them)
yeah im so pissed, just a couple weeks too late for me, now that i haave the money im just gonna end up spending it on something lame like bills
DanSB
Avid Member
Man I wish I could just not pay the bills and order more chameleons. Having a house and family is expensive.
I was depressed for a few weeks but I'm over it now. I'll just have to be patient. my chameleon room isn't even yet.
Benton1576
New Member
Calumma Tarzan. If anyone manages to get hold of any, I will pay 3 times the price of Calumma parsonii for a pair and give you my soul! lol
laurie
Retired Moderator
Calumma Tarzan. If anyone manages to get hold of any, I will pay 3 times the price of Calumma parsonii for a pair and give you my soul! lol
They are very rare. So rare I can't find them listed in any of the data bases.
Do you happen to have a picture of them and I will start looking. If you send me your 2 parsons, I will look very, very hard for you.
Benton1576
New Member
They are very rare. So rare I can't find them listed in any of the data bases.
haha,
I will send you a whole bunch of Parsonii if you manage to find me a pair!
You can google image search for them, but I have attached a pic for you. They kind of look like a cross between an anole and a chameleon dont you think?!
Adam Harrelson
Member
true that's cool
Adam Harrelson
Member
oh yea you should find parson's on FL chameleons but are very expensive
Adam Harrelson
Member
sorry sold out look on other things
Motherlode Chameleon
Chameleon Enthusiast
haha,
I will send you a whole bunch of Parsonii if you manage to find me a pair!
You can google image search for them, but I have attached a pic for you. They kind of look like a cross between an anole and a chameleon dont you think?!
Yeah I would not look for Calumma tarzan any time soon. To the best of my knowledge they are critically endangered and their populations are few and severally fragmented. Maybe after the species has had a habitat restorations happen and their number increase to a status above endangered or critically endangered. Then it might be appropriate to give that species a go in captivity. Other than that you are doing more harm than good. They are a gorgeous small Calumma though.
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Dean Pulcini
Avid Member
Calumma my favorite chameleon species. Pictures rarely capture them correctly but this picture is nice.
Motherlode Chameleon
Chameleon Enthusiast
Good new for Calumma tarzan and Calumma parsonii. C. tarzan and Yellow Giant/Honey Parsons are from an area of forests that is being highly considered for a new preserve to save these and other species in the area.
Cainschams
New Member
Here are a few I owned.
Kinyongia oxyrhina.
K. xenorhina
K. tenuis
K. uthmoelleri
And something really really rare in captivity and it seems even the wild. Trioceros goetzei nyikae. They actually whistle when startled.
I have to say it. Kinyongia>all others. Even the Bradys
Kinyongia oxyrhina.
K. xenorhina
K. tenuis
K. uthmoelleri
And something really really rare in captivity and it seems even the wild. Trioceros goetzei nyikae. They actually whistle when startled.
I have to say it. Kinyongia>all others. Even the Bradys
