Info On Rudis Chameleons

[turbohb]

I Am Looking For Some Info On Rudis Chameleons And Cant Seem To Find To Much On Them I Was Wondering If Anyone Had Any Sites I Could Check Out About Them.

 

[Will Hayward]

There is very little documentation available on the net for this species:

http://www.adcham.com/html/taxonomy/species/chrudis.html
http://www.chameleontradehouse.nl/en/ct-rudis-en.html

You would find more information by meeting other peoiple who have kept and bred them, however, they are few and far between.

Lastly, you should pick up this book: and view the profile on them:

Chameleons: Nature's Hidden Jewels (SECOND EDITION)
by Petr Necas

 

[Brandy]

Necas book has no info on Rudis at all. If you are looking for info on rudis they can be treated exacally like similar species such as jackson's, werner, most of the live birthing chameleons have the same care. i hope that helps, here is a profile on them you wont find many http://chamresearch.com/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=6&Itemid=30

 

[evertech11]

it's a mountain species. adcham has plenty on this species. are u thinking about getting a rudis? i really like them, the shape of their heads is what i think the the nicest

 

[Will Hayward]

Necas book has no info on Rudis at all.

Hmmm. I KNOW I have a book with a profile on them then. I thought it was that one.

Ill get back on this.

 

[turbohb]

it's a mountain species. adcham has plenty on this species. are u thinking about getting a rudis? i really like them, the shape of their heads is what i think the the nicest

I JUST GOT ONE A COUPLE OF DAYS AGO.

 

[turbohb]

Thank You all for the info it helped out alot. Thanks again

 

[weezyboi94]

hey reed i waswondring ifyou have any pics of the moter justbefore birt as i would like to compare with my females size see if she has any babies on the way.....thanks

 

[eisentrauti]

First of all you have with 100% guarantee no Trioceros rudis. The animals sold as these are Trioceros sternfeldi.
Did you get now informations about those little chameleons ?
There's one very important thing, you should always have an eye on their mouths. They can get really fast infections and many of them die because of this