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when I wrote too chimaira in january the said that it would´nt be publised before minimum june ! they said that Colin had some last minute changes too the book.... I can´t wait too get my claws in that book! :D

hmmm.... nevermind =)

do you have a pic of the leafs?

Thanks... I hope so

now I´m allmost done... here is some pic´s by the large terrarium (the light is warmwhite tube so the pic´s sux...need too buy coldwhite) and I allso need some more branches...

I can´t say what genus is my favorite I stil need to work with bradypodion calumma furcifer kinyongia nadzikambia rippeleon... and I don´t think it´s enough to work with one species of each.... so when I have worked with about 300 species It might be possible for me too determine what genus is...

just thourght I would share my "deepest" thourghts hope no one will be to offended by them...

that is on my top 10 in UGLY/useless(useless because it´s so darn horrifying ugly) plants

the plants I would use.... what about some sort of acacia... or Salix Pentandra (i think it´s called Bay willow)

exelentum maximus congrats... exelent species:cool: do you have an idea of the locality of your spinosus... Derema or Usambara?

exelentum maximus :eek: how did you come to that conclusion? Exelent job... do you have any pic´s of the terrarium/s ? my favorit trioceros.... and one of the all time favorits...

sorry but now I think you are being a little paranoid... I have used sand for my Ch roperi for over 1½ year with sand and not once have I seen them eat sand and kept Ch tr montium and Rh spinosus, B. tuberculata with a sand/dirth mixture... and all of my freinds who work with chamaeleons use...

you can allso look here http://www.kamaeleoner.dk/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=21&Itemid=37 use googletranslate...

I would recommend sand ...it´s calyptratus you keep right?

Hi I am sorry... I just can´t stand it! To me it looks more like a saltwarter aquarium than a rainforest terrarium. I would recommend you to do some reseach about rainforests and what kind of plants are usefull to recreate the lower parts of the african rainforsts... better luck next...

congrats that is great news!:cool: