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I tried to share on Facebook group with Pygmy chameleons. I hope it get his attention. :ROFLMAO:

Jack horns are too adorable. :)

I see Brookesia sp. of various species available at Underground Reptiles. Who ever keeps them or knows anyone who do, please share so everyone can have the opportunity to expand their colony for ensuring new bloodlines into the hobby as well. And Everytime I’m in the position to not have...

From OP previous thread post, yes it was Trioceros ellioti.

I would say they are my ultimate dream to keep. They look like gentle giants.

I wanna say it a weird fecal dropping. But I can’t be certain either.

Might become his absolute favorite meal. LOL

When I do buy them, I add it one day and skip the next. Repeat. Until all is no more. Hornworms are great for extra hydration.

Same with Jackson’s. Winter is no problem though. It summer early fall month I worry. Since it gets hot during those times in California. Especially with me living in the Mojave desert. Now if Zoo Med Repti cooler can suffice, I’ll rethink about it. LOL

They will need night drop temperature right?

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He’s a handsome boy. :)

Are they kept in tubs?

They are my favorite! I wish I could dedicate a montane species. :love:🥰

Madcham features beautiful pictures of Furcifer angeli. To me, they look like as if Panther Chameleon married with the Kinyongia genus. LOL https://www.madcham.de/en/furcifer-angeli/

That’s a long time to be in business, and congrats to them to achieve for being this long and still many more to come. The deal is nice too!

Good to hear of an update! :)

Great amount of space!

I should expect a new chameleon next month. :)

I vote for Calumma brevicorne as well. They don’t get too big. And they have unique flap ears. And beautiful coloring in their own right. :)