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First some of my bitaeniatus: Male: Female: My female hoehnelii when she was pregnant (today gave birth to at least 19 babies.) A young female from 5 months: Then some ellioti: youngh male from 3 months: Female 1: Female 2 (Whatch the difference between the...

Last week I took some pictures: First the thamnobates Nothingham road: Adult male: Baby: Then some damaranum: Male: Female 9 month old: Then thamnobates Mooi rivier: Pregnant female: Male adult: Male subadult:

I can help you with a male ;-) but I'm not sure it is a female. I did have such a male which I needed 3 years before I was sure he was a male. Untill that time all males accepted him and addempted to breed but that he never excepted. And with damaranum sexing is one of the most difficult...

very nice animals Luis! Glad you found the baby!

very nice. Do you plan on going to houten/nijmegen or hamm? I'd like to meet you if that's possible as I'm not sure if we know eachother. Do you keep your campani/tenue and sternfeldi in 1 setup?

are this the setups where you also kept/keep cristatus? From the belgium forum?

I had the same thought.

How big is your enclosure for such a group?

beauriful animals Joery! They keep on looking very halthy. I hope you continu your succes and you will be able to hatch your eggs.

nice pictures specially thelast on eof the first picture. I keep loving your pictures.

very nice!

very nice pictures and animals!

As far as I know only Chamaeleo senegalensis live in Ghana. gracefuls (Chamaeleo gracilis) don't live their. Normally the males from senegalensis can have a well developed hemipenis. Can you post some pictures.

Interesting, I have had a lot of baby's of the Kenia hoehnelii's. But I never saw this eye coloration. Can you keep us posted about their growith I'm curious how their colors develop.

Hi, Nice picture, the only thing I wonder is why she is so dark round her eyes. Is this due to the picture? This looksa little strange. They really stay beautiful animals. With my last 2 litters I only had 2 males and 16 females. I hope my next litter will have males again so I can...

Hi, Sorry for my late reply ;-) It is really hard to tell if she is pregnant or not. She indeed looks very healthy and round. But that doesn't really mean she is pregnant. I would only suggest to seperate them now as pregnancy can be dangerous at this age. I always try to wait until 9 months...

beautiful baby's chris! And nice pictures! Very good to hear they do well. @Luis do you have them housed together? At the final stage of pregnancy it may help to seperate the female to minimize the stress from the females. I'm also waiting more then a month now for my biggest mooi rivier...

nice chameleons and setup!

interesting graph. My oldest meru also lived for over 4 years. I'm really thining about searching for a good couple of this species. For me they stay the most beautiful jacksonii.

Hi Chirs, If wanted I can help getting unrelated animal, I'm sure to have 4 unrelated lines (not all with babies right now ofcourse). I know most people breeding thamnobates and other bradypodion species. And I've been busy with tracking down all bloodlines since 2002. The last year a big...