Horns and Lichen Under the Sun

[xanthoman]

how big of cage does it take for an adult deremensis to thrive ?

 

[trioceros]

hi, i also like you deremensis. He is stunning!

 

[merumontanus]

ultra super,truly magnificent deremensis, if it wasnt for the horns he would pass for a parsonii, how old are them neonates ? my xanth neonates are all doing well at 3 weeks (with the exception of the runt of the litter, who seems healthy but i have never seen eat )

The xantholophus are roughly 16 weeks old.

how big of cage does it take for an adult deremensis to thrive ?

They are relatively sedentary, but they do get very large and heavy, so I would keep one adult animal in nothing shorter than a 3-foot cage-- the larger the better, of course. During the winter months, their activity decreases so much that they may not leave a given branch for days.

hi, i also like you deremensis. He is stunning!

Cheers, Patrick.

Fabián

 

[merumontanus]

Saturday photos. I hope these photographic updates don't start to get too old... I'd rather keep them all in one thread.

Young T. jacksonii xantholophus

Newest female T. jacksonii merumontanus. She has a couple scars, but very robust and with quite a decent grip otherwise. Let's see how she does.

Cheers,

Fabián

 

[Pure]

Not old at all keep em coming.

Very nice Fabián

 

[merumontanus]

Not old at all keep em coming.

Very nice Fabián

Thanks, Shannen. More coming soon...

 

[ponders]

Wow Fabian, Great pictures! I love the ones in the cycad leaves. And who doesn't love baby pictures?

My deremensis is doing great BTW.

 

[merumontanus]

Wow Fabian, Great pictures! I love the ones in the cycad leaves. And who doesn't love baby pictures?

My deremensis is doing great BTW.

It's great to hear he's doing well, Tylene! Can't wait to see photos (hint, hint). Thanks for the note.

Cheers,

Fabián

 

[ponders]

I'll try to get some tomorrow. He sure is a cute little guy.

 

[eisentrauti]

Your new female seems to be gravid, doesn't she

 

[merumontanus]

Your new female seems to be gravid, doesn't she

Hehe... maybe. She certainly feels a bit heavy, but not enough to be sure. Perhaps she's in early stages of development. We'll see

Fabián

 

[ciafardo 4]

She's also wearing beautiful teal eye shadow.

 

[Cainschams]

Great photos as usual, Fabián!! I really hope your group does very well for you.

 

[laurie]

I just can't get enought of your pictures. They are wonderful. I don't usually say anything as I can't add the info about these beautiful chameleons you have. However there are alot of us in the silent majoriy love your photos and are very happy to look, so please don't stop. Much thanks.

 

[merumontanus]

I just can't get enought of your pictures. They are wonderful. I don't usually say anything as I can't add the info about these beautiful chameleons you have. However there are alot of us in the silent majoriy love your photos and are very happy to look, so please don't stop. Much thanks.

Thank you, Laurie. I'm glad you enjoy seeing them as much as I enjoy making them. How's the heat wave up there?

Jared, thanks, as always. Here's to looking back in a year to two with an established, healthy, group.

Fabián

 

[AJA]

Fabian, she is one hot looking momma... Can hardly wait for babies!

 

[merumontanus]

A few more photos from today:

He's noticed the camera...

And the iconic defensive posture of deremensis begins...

Cheers,

Fabián

 

[darkfader]

amazing photos Fabian

 

[Kent67]

Heyyyyyy, his horns are longer than M001's. Are that male's horns particularly well-developed? From the photos M001 actually seems larger to me, but his horns are about half that length. The juvie that I raised years ago was about that size(when purchased), too, and had much shorter horns than his also. He looks fantastic, especially with how straight they're growing.

Beautiful photos! Nice work today!

 

[chameleonman57]

Those pics are amazing, thanks for sharing.