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Well, I'll do my part to get this thread back on topic. I was planning on making a thread to post these pictures, but I'll just post them here instead. This is how I found my crested chameleon, Chrysoprase, last friday morning.

My female crested chameleon.

Thank you. The super slow mo feature on my phone camera that I used will only record up to 0.8 seconds at a time, so it can be tricky hitting the record button at just the right time to catch them shooting their tongue. It would be nice if they could have made it so it just records on a loop...

I got a few slow mo videos of my chams eating today. Here's Giwa my Calumma brevicorne And here's Chrysoprase my female Trioceros cristatus She missed in this one, but it was still a good shot

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I just took some more photos of my chams, and who doesn't love cham pics, so here you go.

She was in a good spot for pictures a couple of days ago, so I took advantage. And a couple of her drinking. I still haven't come up with a name for her. Any suggestions are welcome.

They look great. I wish my male would let me get some good pictures of him like yours. If he's not already hiding in his plants, he immediately turns dark and flees for cover as soon as I walk into my chams room.

Giwa getting ready for bed.

I know. Especially compared to those stumpy little cristatus tails.:p

Thank you all for the condolences. I was concerned about the female cristatus at first too. I fed her some super worms the day after I got them, and after she ate them, she just sat there and closed her eyes. She would still drink when the mister came on, and she looked a little dehydrated...

I took some pics of my chams today and thought I'd share. Here's my female T. cristatus Here's the male He's pretty shy, so this is the view I have of him most of the time And here's my female C. brevicorne, Giwa Unfortunately, my male brevicorne died on June 2nd. He wasn't looking...

This is a female I got a few clutches of eggs from. Here are some of her babies. And this is one of the males I managed to raise to adulthood. I could only get good pictures of him when he was asleep because he would shy away from the camera. There are some more pictures in the media...

I used to have some years ago. They're one of my favorite species, hence my user name. I can post some pictures I have of them if anyone's interested.

I managed to get a better picture of the male.

I got a pair of crested chameleons from Steve at Chameleons International today. Here's the female. And the male. I'll try to get some better pictures of the male if he stops hiding from me. There was also a surprise in the bag with the female. She laid eggs during shipment. I had the...

My C. brevicorne female, Giwa, laid a clutch of eggs over the weekend. She had been getting really restless last week and was literally climbing the walls in her cage, so I figured she was getting close. I found 26 eggs in the hole she dug. If anyone has any tips on incubating them, I'm open...

T. q. eisentrauti was originally classified as a seperate species, but they did a genetic survey several years ago of cristatus complex chameleons and found that T. q. eisentrauti was only as genetically distinct from T. q. quadricornis as T. q. gracilior is, so they reclassified it as a...

They're called flowers.