Search results

Yes, I also have some shots from the side - some focus problems though.. (not focus on the eyes) - Will try to edit and post later today

And, here is one of the more uncommon species if I've understood it correctly.. Brookesia nasus

We were several places, this juvenile is photgraphed in Ranomafana National Park. We were also in Andasibe Mantadia, Antananarivo, Nosy Be (incl. Lokobe National Park)

Hope I got this one right then :) Calumma brevicornis, juvenile (?)

Okey - so then I came home without any adult C.brevicornis - nothing more to do than go back to Madagascar :) Will try to post the juvenile in a couple of minutes..

Calumma brevicornis

Hi, If you pay my trip I'll take you ;) There are companys that do this - but me and my friends organized our own trip Nope - we planned and organized our own trip. Probably would be easier, and found more animals, with Tanalhorizon.de. But, on the other hand - we got some very...

You are putting pressure on me Happy - But furst I need to go out and see if I can find some Vipera berus here in Norway :) The first ones this year.

Yes, we altso saw 2 female C.oshaugnessyi - but no good pictures of them Yes, we sae some C.brevicorne - and I've got pics of one sleeping adult and one juvenile. Will try to edit and post them later today

We saw specimens that was not fullgrown - bot no small juveniles. We were there at the end of the raintime (14-29 march) And - we did not see any mating (as I figured your question was?)

A mate to what ?

There are som evidence of them not being F1 - but that is between seller and buyer :) They were sold as F1... Yes, he has got 1.1 - which should be ready for breeding next year. They have a 200x80x120cm enclosure now - but is probably getting a bigger next year :)

Thanks Happy, Yes, C.nasutum was the most common chameleon we saw, just beaten by C.gastrotaenia. edit _ changed from gecko to chameleon ;)

Hope this one will work for you Chris... The pic is taken in Mitsinjo, Andasibe

A friend of mine owns these - supposed to be F1, from Germany november 2008 march 2009 october 2009 october 2009

Hi, Yes I have some shots from the side of this specimen - no award winnings shots, but useable. Will post it later today

First of all - thanks for the overwhelming positive reply guys (and girls?) Yes, the C.nasutum was found a couple of times on thorny branches - There were not a LOT of thorny bushes, but some. The C.nasutum was most often (if not always) found from 1 to 2 meters. Yes, as someone pointed out...

Thanks Draetish, I'm sorry - but I've as good as none landscape shots, as I only brought one camera body on this trip. And landscape shots would demand lens changing out in the jungle - which I wouldn't take the chance on in case damp or dirt in the body.. Furcifer pardalis - Panther...

As I've just been a couple of weeks on Madagascar for a herp-photography trip - and most of the pics is chameleons, and you guys are above average interested in chameleons. I thought it appropriate to show you guys the result :) Calumma oshaughnessyi - O'Shaughnessy's Chameleon...