Help appreciated to help identify

[Littlehorn]

Tonight, one of the local shop received a shipment of chameleons, and I got some of them home. Some R. aculimatus, C. rudis (ruby/ rainbow), but there are some which I cannot identify and I have been googling for pictures with the correct scientific name.

So please if anyone have some spare time, please help out (photos not very good, coz I just unpack them from the boxes)

 

[XxChame1eonsxX]

identifying

the one with the knob on his nose is a fishers chameleon.

 

[bradley]

the one with the nob on his nose is a pygmy chameleon Rhampholeon Spinosum

 

[Trace]

It a female Kinyongia uthmoelleri (pics 1-2) and a male Rhampholeon (Rhinodigitum) acuminatus (pics 4-5). I'm not sure what the female is in Pic 3 but judging by the feet colouration it's part of the Kinyongia genus. Kinyongia beohmei perhaps? Do you have a better picture of her?

 

[Littlehorn]

Thanks guys for all the help.

Shipment is from East Africa, so itz probably Rhampholeon + Kinyongia

Picture 3 is the problem, it has yellow digits and I'm still trying to figure out what it is, lol

Pic 1-2 is a Kinyongia uthmoelleri(f)
Pic 4-5 just a bunch of R. acuminatus

 

[Ferdy Timmerman]

I know this thread is a bit old, but I think I just figured out what the chameleon in photo 3 is. I found boehmei a decent guess considering the form of the head and the small dorsal spines, but the lateral stripe didn't fit with that. I think it has to be a K. uluguruensis female. For those of you who have Colin Tilbury's chameleon atlas (Chameleons of Africa, 2010), there is a photo of a female on page 405.
Let me know what you guys think!

 

[Cainschams]

Some more uthie female pics to see!! Cool. Thanks for reopening this thread, Freddy

Im not sure what the other female would be. K. boehmei would have been my guess too.

 

[Ferdy Timmerman]

If it is boehmei, then there was a Kenyan chameleon in a Tanzanian shipment...