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I did a google search for them and someone was selling them on arachnoboards.com and he ended up living about 2 hours away from me... it was just luck I guess =P

A little more than 2 months ago, I purchased around 30 Panchlora nivea nymphs. I put them in their own little cage with dirt and plants and a piece of cork bark and all they would need to grow big and strong and take over the world.:p I know they're doing fine because the food I put in...

awesome, thank you!

semi-off topic question Does anyone know where there is information on how to care for these guys? Such as temp/humidity range and such? I'd been considering getting a pair, but haven't really been able to find much information on how to care for them... thanks

That is a gorgeous shade of turquoise! lol

LOL! perfect!

gorgeous little guys. thanks for sharing

Parsons always remind me of elephants for some reason...and after looking at the second pic, I think it's her skin that looks just like an elephant's! haha =P

Well I would love to get a pair of cristatus, personally, so maybe there is a growing demand ;)

lol you know, I do remember that book now...but still--it's just ONE book ;) Thanks Luis, I will be sure to! :)

I would love a pair of Trioceros cristatus or montium! I love their little sailfins! :p For some reason the quadricornis don't do it for me though :rolleyes: A pair of deremensis would be pretty sweet too though lol

yea, they need the sunlight... I wonder if you could buy plant growlights and that would suffice. :shrug:

I think it would be really good to have a book covering all the least-kept species. There are so many books out there on jackson's, veiled, and panther chameleons, but I know of nothing that mentions deremensis or cristatus or kinyongia... heck, even pygmy chameleons aren't very well-represented...

maybe... I think more people would need to own cristatus complex species first... There just isn't that much demand for one... :shrug:

Is anyone selling these?? I emailed the guys over at Blaberus.com and some guy on arachnoboards.com who was selling them, and it's been a few days, and I still haven't heard from either of them... Does anyone have some they'd be willing to sell?:confused:

nice They're very handsome. Poor girl looks so swollen though! haha =P

awesome! I can't wait to swing by and check it out! :D

well traffic in Riverside has been a lot better since they finished constructing that huge overpass thing! But yea, I'm sure it can still be pretty brutal.

LLL sells a bunch of different species of Tillandsia on their website... :)

forum member Chamelisa runs Chameo.org, if you'd like to contact her personally...