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I agree with Steve, B. Minima I think.

Thanks ruscon. It is some year I'm looking for Globifer incubations...

Chameleons too... :D http://www.repubblica.it/2008/12/gallerie/scienze/monte-mabu/1.html

Thanks ruscon. My info are from 14 to 20 months for both species, with 2 cool periods.

eisentrauti, any news?

I keep mine most of the year outside, from min. 5°C to max 32°, and they are in great health. The cage must have a lot of plants, and high humidity. Here some pics https://www.chameleonforums.com/anyone-here-buy-ch-16894/ and a care sheet in german http://www.ig-chamaeleons.de/ regards

Hi Mark, nice Globifer, I have a female too. Have you never breed them?

Amazing Chameleons Frank! 1 Euro = 1,4 Dollars

Hi Benny, have you informations for Globifer-incubation too? thanks

I agree with others, both females.

Here in europe exists few CB line, rare but exist. I have a female, and now I hope she is gravid, will see.

Congratulations!

Hey Niels, I have some pics of C. Tr. Incornutus, I will send you. I think you can find some pics on the Necas book. It's possibile the right name is "Balebicornutus"?

there are small populations of C. Chameleon in south Italy, but the exact places are "secret" for don't disturb the animals.

...and Italy, Cipro, Malta....

Hi Catherine, some pictures... male 1 male 2 female gravid babies 2 days old babies 1 month old

Hi, me and a friend of mine have 2.1 C. (Tr.) Laterispinis. They are in great health and now we have 6 babies, 1 month old, we are so happy... :D

Congratulations Eric! I'm waiting for a little girl too (next month):)

Are you sure it was a chamelon? Don't exist chams in Sumatra....

Hey Dean, some keepers told me the best way for Cameroon species is 22-24°C during the day and 18°C/night. What do you think?