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Been meaning to post these for a while. Upgraded my female deremensis with a different type of schefflera and some china doll. Really happy with how it came out. Didn't have luck breeding this year unfortunately. I hoping for next year as I believe my male is getting up there in age.

OK thanks! I've had them for a little over 2 years now. I brumated them from Dec into March. I'm gonna try a few more times before brumation.

And female

Hello, This past weekend I tried breeding my pair of Trioceros deremensis. Unfortunately the female did not seem very receptive. I moved the male into the females enclosure. They were fine at first, however, the female began mouth gaping at him and he hid in the corner. Going to give it a few...

Follow up. I'm upgrading my female deremensis, finally found a larger enclosure for her. I'm planning on waiting to breed them until she's in her new enclosure. How long should I wait since moving into a new environment will be stressful. I was thinking about 2 months but I also might just be...

Beautiful. I have a trio right now and I love them. What's the second plant in there besides the fern?

There's definitely Jackson's on Oahu. I believe that's wre the population started. Theres also Green & Black Dart Frogs, Phelsuma grandis, laticauda & guimbeaui. Theres supposedly knight Anoles there too

With a lot of animals, the only way to know for sure what they'll look like as an adult, is to buy an adult. Unfortunately, adults, especially the really nice ones, are generally expensive and many more times the cost of the baby. It kind 9f co especially down to, spend a little (in Chameleon...

Here's a recent pic of my pair.

I know lol. I even have my theili in the running. But deremensis will always be my favorite.

Yeah, gotta vote for the deremensis. Favorite species of chameleon for sure. Love my pair!

Awsome. Finally got what I think I a male for my 0.2. Hope to have luck breeding.

The ones that have come in or been available for the few years are from Madagascar. The population in Homestead is pretty much extirpated. One pops up every few years, but that's usually it.

Ad far as readily available CB none come to mind. The only ones you can really co-hab is some of the Brookesia, wich are almost all WC from Madagascar. They are a fairly terrestrial species, although some like theili are more arboreal. Theres a handful of Chameleo species that are "terestrial"...

Nice Nyrakuru locale. My favorite!