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Bienvenido, jaf. No te preocupes por el inglés-- lo hablas bien (don't worry about the English-- you speak it well). Tu melleri se ve muy saludable. Gracias por las fotos. Saludos, Fabián

Ah, thanks for the comprehensive peek at the expo. Some great animals, though some were clearly mislabeled, as with the "uluguruensis" which is really a brevicaudatus. From the looks of it, the "temporalis" is on the same boat, but more difficult to tell from that angle. The tigris... wow...

Ah, you finally got your deremensis. Except for the damaged horns, they look great-- and young, too! Did you get the two pairs? Fabián

Those are not "growths" on her eye-- it is merely inflamed. This could be due to infection, a metabolic imbalance or conjunctivitis. What else did your veterinarian say? Poor nutrition isn't a good enough diagnosis. Did she/he prescribe any medicine? Was procedures did she/he perform to come to...

Hi Tylene-- good to hear from you. Thank you for the note. I'm glad to hear your male is doing well. You know I always love seeing photos of them! Their behavior is so interesting to me-- I never get tired of watching them shake their ficus so vigorously that, from a distance, it looks like...

Awesome closeups, Jared. They look better every day. Cheers, Fabián

Thank you, all. I think I found my finger. Older, female, Trioceros jacksonii xantholophus, and the mother of the youngster on the previous photo. Here she is seconds after coming outside-- her colors say it all. This one's for you, Trace; with a much narrower aperture and wider depth of...

It has been a dreamy, rainy, couple of days-- with the perfect lighting for some shots, of course. Just because... Holdback male T. deremensis turning his back. Surprise... Subadult, captive-born, female, T. jacksonii xantholophus turning very dark while drinking on my hand. I am...

Great setup-- and the animal appears to be in good condition, too. You should see his real colors come out as the weeks go by. Keep us posted. Cheers, Fabián

Hello, Congratulations on your new acquisition. Mt. Meru Jackson's chameleons are very active animals, and you'll find that wild caught animals, or those introduced to a new enclosure, will frequently move, bask and sleep on the top screen, and although this may happen whether or not your...

Beautiful male, Olimpia. How long have you had him? Cheers, Fabián

Just to clarify, the large male is not from the clutch of CH animals, so give your male some time-- he will eventually grow its horns. Luis, beautiful animal. I'm excited to see how they all respond in the future. Cheers, Fabián

Luis, Thanks for posting photos so quickly-- I am glad they made it safely, minus the slight bruising from shipping, which will surely go away soon. Your established male continues to amaze me; he looks even better than before! Hopefully the females, with time, will accept his advances. More...

That, Brad, is one chubby deremensis! Fabián

Stellar work! Good luck with the rest of the group. I'll be on the lookout for more photos... :) Cheers, Fabián

Hey Steven. That was me. Could you share photos of jacksonii jacksonii neonates with as prominent rostral horns as merumontanus? Cheers, Fabián

Yes, they look much bigger than any of my clutches-- which is a good thing. The smaller the clutch, the larger the offspring, and generally, the better their chance of survival. I'll take a small clutch over a large one any day. Keep us posted on their development, Benny. Cheers, Fabián

Hehe... it's about time, Benny! How old are these now? Their prominent rostral horn as neonates tells you they are merumontanus. How many do you have? Cheers, Fabián

Ah, fantastic news! I came back from out of town today expecting to find my own set of nominate jacksonii offspring, but fortunately that did not happen. I'm glad to see yours arrived well-- and 20 of them! How is the mother doing? I suppose these are the first from your recently acquired...

deremensis in disguise Male deremensis "disappears" on an orchid spike... Fabián