Kingsnake B.xenorhinum

[Motherlode Chameleon]

For you Guru's that are looking for not often seen chameleons there is some B.xenorhinum for sale on Kingsnake. They are gorgeous animals except require privacy, lots of plants and room and can be very skittish without these. I had a pair back around 2002 and have not seen them since. Only males are in right now however they have stated that a shipment of female is coming in and people with males have priority. If anyone breeds these PM me.

 

[Cainschams]

Way ahead of you I got my male yesterday. Nick said they all came in in great shape. The male I got only has a little nose rub but besides that he is a great specimen. Im thrilled to get to work with this species and am hoping to get a few females when they come in. If any one else got any of these let me know!!

BTW, its Kinyongia xenorhina now

 

[Motherlode Chameleon]

Way ahead of you I got my male yesterday.

No your not I got my pair in 2002.

If you have any sucess breeding these guys PM me I would love to work with some captive breds. Give them lots of space and plants and good luck.

 

[Cainschams]

Way ahead of you I got my male yesterday.

No your not I got my pair in 2002.

LOL!! Well, at least for this shipment

What size enclosure did you keep them in? Did you keep them separate or together? How long did you have them for and did you have any breeding going on?

Right now my male seems to be happy in a 16x16x30 enclosure packed full to the brim with scheffs. I have a double enclosure cage that I can convert into a single cage if I notice he needs more room. I have not caught him on the screen or trying to get out as of yet though. Will have some pics tomorrow. Hopefully I can track down whoever is keeping them so we can possibly get some CB groups going.

 

[Motherlode Chameleon]

BTW, its Kinyongia xenorhina now

Yeah sorry I just cut and pasted from the add on kingsnake to be fast. Plus, That has got to be one of the top contenders for most difficult chameleon name to spell.

 

[james L]

Goodluck Cain! Thats a very cool species!