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My cham passed his hatch day too. I forgot to post a topic about it! Doh!

Hi, there... http://www.adcham.com/html/taxonomy/species/chdilepis.html

Chad, Somehow I knew you were going to pounce on that. I was not eluding to the fact that the coloration was the prime signifying factor. That would be silly, as we both know carpets often times are very inconsistent. A prime example is Ryan's #3. Those colors are more typical female in my...

Ryan, I'm 99% sure on that #2 being a male. The coloration is one often only seen in the males (typical brown...a lot of my shots have this), and he appears to have the bulged tail. I guess that makes your excuse valid. ;)

Ryan, Looking over your pics, it appears you actually have 2 males and a female. The female is #1, with the males being #2 and #3. Cameron

Haha! So awesome and small, man! Very cool!

Oh, you know. ;) Check 'em out, guys! :) https://www.chameleonforums.com/cb-red-rudis-babies-16088/

Should probably move it into a screen enclosure, for one. :)

Bud, she had quite a trek over there, that's for sure. Hawks and all that really aren't a concern in the area I live. No birds really are, but I just couldn't fathom such a small cham getting up the bricks, into the bushed, up a massive tree and over the fence, so I wrote her off to the birds...

The one in the pic you speak of is a male, yes. It's more traditional for the females to be of prettier coloration. Please read the following: http://chameleonnews.com/?page=article&id=47 Cam

I'm working on breeding, and there is another breeder here who just had some drop in captivity. You'll be seeing them soon, I'm sure. :) Mine aren't WC, either.

Haha, I'll get some pics up of her soon! :)

Howdy all. Just a few pics of my Red Rudis pair to share. Enjoy! :)

Howdy, all. Just thought I would share this.... Back on June 24th I had let out one of my gravid female carpets for some sun on a free range area in the backyard. It is plenty away from other trees of any kind, however, she managed to escape. I couldn't find here for a long period of time...

For a first time owner it's almost always advised to get an older chameleon. I haven't really read up on your postings, so I don't know how old yours really was, but the older the easier theoretically. Some species are obviously harder than others, but a baby chameleon is almost always a hurdle...

Very nice! Do you sell these as well...I notice the shots are taken at a show.

Hey, guys. Glad everyone is enjoying the pics. Dave, for these pics I was using a Canon 30D with a 17-40L f2.8 lens. Cameron