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I haven't been on the forums much lately because there is just to much going on with the Chameleons around here!! Excited to share with you all some CB rampholeon accuminatus that are just a few days old!

Will there be any imports of these guys anytime soon?

This was a small shipment,we have every month new shipments coming in. In about a month we expect a large Tanzania shipment with:melleri,giant fishers,deremensis,fuelleborni,werneri,tenue,rudis,jeweled rudis,laterispinis and 7 rampholeon species so lots to come;)

...minimal. These animals are offered at $650/pair plus $50 shipping. Next up, and something that has become very popular, Rampholeon accuminatus!!! If you are a Pygmy Lover, these are a must have. Coming off of the most recent import where we had a number of pair of these...

Probably the only cham species suitable for this type of enclosure would be a pair or trio of the pygmy leaf species (Rampholeon, Bradypodion, etc). The larger more arboreal species will have problems with that static humidity level, the water feature, and the level of fungi, mold, bacteria your...

Good day Yes rudis, brookesia,rampholeon, jacksonnii, flapneck Each need a specific habitat

And the others..... Trioceros quadricornis female (pregnant again i suppose) Rampholeon spinous male (arrived in March from Hamm) Rampholeon spinosus female (arrived one month ago)

I belive Rampholeon Rihnodigitum beraduccii, Rampholeon Rihnodigitum uluguruensis and Rieppeleon brachyrus is the smallest african leaf chamaeleon. brachyrus: https://www.chameleonforums.com/rieppeleon-brachyrus-39236/ uluguruensis...

...groups/pairs, which include bradypodions (which are very rare in the U.S and very expensive when you do manage to get your hands on them,) rampholeons and brookesias and some trioceros sp. And if you want something that must not need low temperatures then you cancel out most of what I...

...think there is one. There are fairly small species such as F. willsii from Madagascar. Some of the pygmy leaf species (genus Brookesia and Rampholeon) have slightly prehensile tails. Is he wanting to keep this cham? Depending on where he lives I doubt he'll find any of the very small species...

We saw some pygmy leaf chams in the rep shop near us but the tails are not that curly (i didnt see them he did as i couldnt see them for looking), what is the common name of the Brookesia you mentioned. Im sorry if i sound stupid but i am when it comes to chams i have never looked up how to look...

...chameleon (Chamaeleo gracilis) •Choleoeimeria tilburyi - Jackson's chameleon (Chamaeleo jacksonii) •Eimeria hajeki - pygmy chameleon (Rampholeon temporalis) •Eimeria vencesi - panther chameleon (Furcifer pardalis) •Eimeria worthi - Oustalet's chameleon (Furcifer oustaleti) •Isospora...

Im thinking this will be one of many matings with both of them now, I think they will do it a few times more probably also not lasting very long but I guess 5 minutes is fine. So yeah you should have some eggs soon. I wish I could get some rampholeons!

...goes: 1 number one will always belong to my first fella- chamaeleo calyptratus Yoda :) 2 chamaeleo namaquensis 3 furcifer oustaleti 4 furcifer verrucosus 5 calumma parsonii 6 rampholeon brevicaudatus 7 chamaeleo melleri 8 furcifer lateralis 9 bradypodion damaranum 10 chamaeleo...

Available: 1.0 ch trioceros montium cb 2008 150€ 1.1 rampholeon acuminatus 150€ 1.1 bradypodion oxyrhinum cb 06/09 300€ 1.3 br. oxyrhinum wc 500€ 1.0 trioceros jacksonii xantholophus cb 5 mesi 150€ 1.1 pardalis nosy be cb 08/09 200€ 1.1 pfefferi cb 5 month 400€ 1.1 uroplatus ebenaui 400€...

...where if you brought a trio of a few different locals of panthers, some cool species from madagascar, west africa and east africa, some rampholeons, some parsons, nice veileds, oustalets, montiums, quads and a few other rare species to south africa then what you do is start a breeding...

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Does anybody know what a (Dead Leaf Chameleon) Rampholeon kerstenii looks like? They have them listed for sale at east bay vivarium. But I don't know what kind of cham this is specifically. If you got a pic please post. Thanks.

Rampholeon spectrum?

...a bearded pygmy Rieppeleon brevicaudatus but when I asked a local vivarium if he had any he said I must mean a Stump Tailed Chameleon Rampholeon brevicauda. What's the diffrence? Are they the same.....they sound similar but thiers gotta be a diffrence or else why would they have diffrent...