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Letting go some rainbow Jackson’s chameleon juveniles. They’ve been raised outdoors in the California sun and are tolerant of remarkably cool conditions. Beautiful species that’s a bit smaller and easier to manage than some larger ones. $200 shipped, cheaper if you want more.

I have some CBB furcifer viridis for sale. These are NOT furcifer major nor lateralis. It’s a beautiful species that are really hardy. I have kept adults in temperatures as low as 40 at night seasonally but they are also pretty tolerant of warm daytime temperatures. Males and females available...

I am writing up a few small studies right now. One of which is assessing the impact of keeping chameleons indoors vs. outdoors. The preliminary conclusion is that keeping outdoors seems to allow for a wider range of outcomes in growth rates, possibly due to more natural dominance behaviors when...

I am making available some CBB brookesia thieli. They're juveniles (not hatchlings) so are eating pinhead-1/8" crickets and all kinds of fruit flies. I can sell females or a pair. 3 unrelated lines available, probably a fourth one available in a couple of months. I have a full care guide on them...

I have a pair of calumma boettgeri CBB juveniles/subadults or I could send an adult C. boettgeri and a juvenile female. I don't usually make these available so openly but I have enough right now where I can part with them if a very experienced keeper would like to give them a go. They're a...

******SPOKEN FOR, THANKS! I am making available a pair of perfect CBB F2 brookesia stumpffi. Perhaps the most well-suited brookesia for captivity and highly coveted. I typically make these available to zoos or other organizations first but will sell to a responsible breeder. $650 shipped for...

I have a CBB brookesia stumpffi juvenile female available. I typically send these to zoos/conservation organizations but have produced enough now to make some more available to the community. $300 + shipping. Feeding on small (1/8"-1/4") crickets.

Now for some thoughts about fog, mist, and rain. Just sharing some observations, whether this actually matters and provides a clear path forward to improving chameleon care remains to be seen. Fogging and misting are kind of tense topics that I'm not trying to stir up too bad but I just wanted...

I recently got back from a 2-week expedition to Madagascar where I primarily looked for chameleons and observed them in their native habitat. I thought I would make this thread to summarize some observations I had during this time, probably over a few separate posts over time. Of course this is...

I have an opportunity for a very experienced keeper. I am leaving for Madagascar on February 23rd, but had some chameleons hatch at the worst time. I would usually make these available when they got much bigger, but I have some very small CBB furcifer antimena babies (1.1) and 1 CBB furcifer...

Haven’t posted on all this in a while. 3 more Malagasy species have hatched over the last several months after pairing in captivity. Furcifer major. Hatched at 6.8 months with a 40 day 60 degree diapause. Only ones in the US to my knowledge. Furcifer antimena. Hatched at about 9 months...

Hello, I have CBB carpet chameleons growing right now. Making this thread to gauge interest. They will be ready to go in a month or two. Let me know if you would be interested. Typically I sell them from $250-$350 depending on size and sex. I often (but not always) will cover part of shipping...

Update: Spoken for :) I have an unrelated pair of captive bred and born brookesia stumpffi available. I'm not aware of anyone else offering captive bred pygmy chameleons. They are priced at $650 shipped for the pair. These are perhaps the hardiest brookesia out there. These need all the help...

Some new b. Thieli caught in the act of hatching, and a gravid b. Superciliaris inspecting a possible nesting site. I’ve been experimenting with providing a ball of debris/moss for some brookesia to see if that helps trigger egg laying in an easy to access spot. So far so good! Also included is...

Hello, I have some CBB trioceros ellioti juvenile females available. I feel that females actually make the best pets compared to males due to their often calm and friendly personality. This is a small species. I also have a larger subadult female from a different bloodline that I may part with...

Hello, I am making available one juvenile captive bred and born calumma linotum. This is a very small species that only gets around 3-4.5 inches in total length. I’m not aware of a time when they’ve been made available as captive bred before. Photos of juveniles and parents shown. Ideally this...

For those interested in working with/breeding smaller species, here are some size comparison photos. Not the best photographer but, perhaps this will give a sense of scale. First is a newly hatched veiled, then 1 week old Trioceros Ellioti, 1 week old Calumma Linotum, just hatched furcifer...

Some CBB calumma roaloko (the only ones in the world to my knowledge, enough now for F2s from unrelated pairs) growing well, and a chunky and gravid calumma linotum. These tiny calummas are some of my favorites.

Here are a few pictures of some stunning calumma species. These are overall not super well represented in captivity unfortunately. Hoping that will change in the near future :)

Two of my three unrelated furcifer Antimena pairs have mated and there are palpable eggs developing in both females. Lengthy incubation time but I’m hoping for eggs soon :) A stunning species that tolerates high heat better than any chameleon I have kept. Females seem to only be receptive once...