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Hello Cain and AJA, thank you for the compliments. :D We house them separate. Maybe it works in huge well planted cages, but it´s still a risk. Some people in Germany keep the Kinyongia tavetanum as a pair together and it works (but never the multituberculata or matschiei). The...

Damn - it was under "new posts" ....... :confused: That is the other way in Germany (may be Europe too) to keep chameleons. Most people use melamine or other coated wooden sheets.

Hi, the most people in Germany keep chameleons in glass-cages - with no problems. The point is, it need´s a good ventilation. The topside of our glass-cages is gauze and we have a gauze-area on frontside. With this we get a good ventilation AND it is possible to keep the humidity high...

Sorry, please dont look for an dslr, because a good lens has the price of your complete budget. The most photographers say "dont save money when buying lenses". You get a better picture with a basic-dslr and a very good lens than with a professional-dslr and a very cheap lens. May be a...

Sorry, but this is not an good idea. The coco fiber can effect more problems in the chamaeleon than the soil. The idea with (big) stones are better. Peter

Hi Fabián, very nice chamaeleons and real good pictures! :) I love this picture!!!!! Greetings Peter

We made some new pictures of our Kinyongia matschiei male .... .... and we´ve got for our Kinyongia multituberculata male .... .... a new small girl named "Finchen". Greetings Peter

Thank you for the help - that´s what we are looking for!!!!! :)

Hi and sorry about this off-topic-theme, we (my girlfriend an me) are plan a round-trip in autumn this year from boston to niagara falls (then washington dc., philadelphia and new york). Can anybody tells us the coasts of the toll highway between boston and buffalo/niagara falls or give a...

Hi Juan, we startet with pygmy chamaeleons, after them with panthers and now fischers. Now we keep a pair of panthers an some fischers (a male K. matschiei and a pair K. multituberculata). If I summ up the time with these chamaeleons, I must say, the fischers are not harder to keep than...

Hi Chad, I Think, the best Information and pictures you get here, in this forum. Chris Anderson wrote a very good thread about the kinyongias. On his pictures you can see the difference between the Kinyongia fischeri and the Kinyongia matschiei...

Yes. We´ve got him in bad conditions after the travel from africa..... but now he looks great: Peter

Hi Chad, sorry, i can´t help you to find a K. fischeri (maybe in Germany.....). Because, the K. fischeri is not larger than the K. multituberculata. JEAN MARIAUX, NICOLA LUTZMANN and JAN STIPALA wrote in "The two-horned chamaeleons of East Africa": - Kinyongia fischeri - males up to...

Thank you! :D We hope so, but we dont belive in. :( Last year we tryed to mate them, because Elliot bite Rosalie in her back. No deep wound, but not nice. "Last try" is this summer, both are then 2 years old......

I like these beautiful sambavas. Our sambava-male Elliot: Elliot and Rosalie together: Our female Rosalie: Peter

Furcifer pardalis - Sambava - male "Elliot" Furcifer pardalis - Sambava - female "Rosalie" Kinyongia matschiei - male "Hörnchen" (means a small horn) Kinyongia multituberculata - male "Vossibär" (the name ist based on the german word of "Fossy Bear" from the sesame...

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Benny - pictures?

For 300€ - take it!!!!! :D Maybe in 2 or 3 years you want to have a better camera, but for the dlsr-start i´ts good. If you think about a macro-lens (I say only Rhampoleon) - read this: http://www.traumflieger.de/oscommerce-2.2ms2/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=21&products_id=29 They...

Hi Benny, there are just different names for a big part of the canon-dlsr-cameras in the usa. In the usa it shoult be the canon EOS Rebel T1i, but the usa-set has an lens with image stabilizer. http://www.canon.com/eos-d/ I think it is a good dlsr for beginners. I use the same lens (without...