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hello ,didn't follow this topic butt i have to agree with chris ,my quads can not stand the heat , i've bin ceeping montanes for a long period now and have : montiums ,deremensis,jacks , hoehnelli , rudis , sternfeldi's ,quads and cristatus and from al this species the cristatus is the species...

look at the size of the youngsters , the eggs must be almost the size of small chicken eggs LOL

benny nice ,however dont you have or gonna have the other werneri the nice green one's ? grts

thx everybody , the quad quad are normally quit docile and tame however like in a living things there are exeptions . i wil post soon some pics of my cristatus group and yesterday i have 6 newborn hoehelli's

my quads the male ,he's a litle tame al is good and al is fine :lol: :lol: female 1 , she the mean one, she will run or bite you if she can :D:D female 2 , the youngest of the group a pleasent litle girl :)

yeea love that too :D:D question is she pregnant ? she looks heavy to me grts

jep xantolophus

yes and one of my females has a litter of 51 babies

jeah i know its sternfeldi butt here in belgium the are always called rudis sternfeldi and you have rudis rudis to i think its 2 different species

@ kris i've bred about 15 years ago and then they were called bradypodion fisheri and now its kinyongia ,is that correct ?

funny no ?

the male the females they are lovely no ?

rudis =live hoehnelli=live jack=live it is true that the most lay eggs

he looks extremely dehydrated i would give him water with electrolytes asap and than the vet and a good one . and how old is he ?? maybe he's going to ... .

yesterday around 10 in the morning my jack xantolophus female started to give birth ,not so special you would say butt around 6 in the evening she was stil giving birth so i started to worry . as a result i have i think 58 babies could be 57 or 59 i lost track , good news yes butt my female...

wat are concidered rare species ? i have deremensis , jack xantolophus ,hoehnelli , sternfeldi ,quad quad , montium , cristatus are they rare in your eyes ?

as said depents on the type of chameleon , veilleds and panthers can handle these warm temps but pygmee's and montane species not . grts

best is to seperate them otherwise they will mate ,its ok to breed with them butt when the female is pregnant you have to seperate them anyway and give your female enough rest between litters . best is to keep them out of each others site (stres) . cage size depents of the species of jack .

so chris wat do you think can they be crossed jack jack and xhantholophus ? stevie

other tipe of horned species not jacks