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While it an old interview, It be nice they were REALLY dedicated to Bearded Pygmy, Rieppeleon brevicaudatus.

Im in the market for Pygmies as well. I am looking specifically at Bearded Pygmies (Rieppeleon Brevicaudatus), or Spectral Pygmies (Rhampholeon Spectrum), I have messaged Micheal Nash, and he said that there are very limited breeders right now. I’ve signed up for various newsletters for when...

Im in the market for Pygmies as well. I am looking specifically at Bearded Pygmies (Rieppeleon Brevicaudatus), or Spectral Pygmies (Rhampholeon Spectrum), I have messaged Micheal Nash, and he said that there are very limited breeders right now. I’ve signed up for various newsletters for when...

I hope you find some and welcome!

Not that I would buy from without a lot more vetting. Don't know if they're actually breeding or W.C. https://petkeen.com/pygmy-chameleons-for-sale-breeders-in-usa/...

Hi want to know if anyone working with Pygmy or Bearded Chameleons preferably in UK?

Great work! Not often seen in the hobby now.. (y) Just throwing this out there.. Know of any connection to some Bearded pygmies? Never hurts to ask.. :)

Sorry, can't help you.

...2. Trioceros Melleri or Meller's Chameleon (24in~) 3. Veiled Chameleon (24in~) Small - 1. Brookesia micra or Nosy Hara Leaf Chameleon (0.5in~) 2. Rhampholeon marshalli or Marshall's Pygmy Chameleon (1.3in~) 3. Rieppeleon brevicaudatus or Bearded Pygmy Chameleon (3in~) I hope this helps! (:

Any ideas why that would be? Short lifespan? Cyclical popularity (i.e. out of 'fashion' now, but interest waxes & wanes)? Low fecundity? Combination? Going through the archives for more general information, it appears there were at least a few folks here that were breeding them a decade...

Thankyou that does help!

You are absolutely spot on in all of this, from the reasons why they aren't popular to why they should/could be more popular in the future. Low fecundity is a large reason for why they are not a staple in the hobby. Pygmies, depending on species, usually lay a clutch in the two to four egg...

...mind!!!!! There were never chameleons made in captivity so someone had to want and then pay.. GUILTY here! And sorry to say--- If any bearded pygmy's become available-- I might just snatch them up.. I had great success years ago and actually loosing interest was the reason I gave them up...

Had (few years ago) Bearded pygmy's which were fun to watch in groups, similar to anole except it was the female that was dominate (in my groups). If I would have ever bought just 1, not sure if it would have had the same effect. Yes, very cute and different but without watching them do their...

Well yeah there’s Pygmy Bearded and they can’t go in a 2’x2’x4’ they’re too small so you’d have to have something smaller cause they’d get lost lolol maybe you can put an anole or two in there! You could make a nice little setup for green and bahaman anoles :)

...debated, some say possible repository issues/fungal, some say drowning. But I’ve learned to do it in such a way in the past with my bearded Pygmys that I know if done right it isn’t harmful. Tank will be fully planted dart frog terrarium style and have an active culture of springtails and a...

I was thinking on Rieppeleon brevicaudatus the bearded Pygmy and yes I had to look up the spelling😅 i will of course do my thorough research if I do ever decide I want to commit to one but for now I just want he basics on if I could actually provide for the little guys. I hear some can even be...

For sure! Luckily the Jackson’s are the cb babies in the classifieds here. Couldn’t help myself. Already looking awesome at 5 months. I sure wish rampheleon sp. we’re around but the Brookesia are definitely cool. It’s weird the last time I was into this stuff it was impossible to find a...

not exactly. bearded pygmy chameleon and kenya leaf chameleon. Those are the specific kinds. both, i believe, are in the rieppeleon genus though.

What I really want are Pygmy chameleons (more specifically bearded Pygmy chameleons) and a baby northern blue tongue skink!!!