Rarest Chameleon

[Cainschams]

They are seldom seen and it is a shame that they do not acclimatize well in captivity they are both amazing looking chameleons.

My male looked great but I found him dead one day with no signs of going down hill. I probably wouldnt try these guys again unless I could get a gravid female and hope to get the eggs laid naturally and hatch them out.

Kinyongia vosseleri is another you dont see very often.

 

[Chuck67]

Parsonii christopher have only seen one and only seen pictures of one.

 

[Motherlode Chameleon]

Parsonii christopher have only seen one and only seen pictures of one.

Those actually are one of the kinds of Parsoni that have been bred in the USA and have been bred out of Europe as well. They are seldom seen (especially after the ban here in the states) and do come from a very small range. They are one of my dream list species CITES cristifers.

 

[ndugan7]

does anyone have any pictures they want to post of these chameleons?

 

[ChameleonsInMyHouse]

does anyone have any pictures they want to post of these chameleons?

just google them, they are quite some beautiful and unique reptiles

 

[Lizardlover]

I would have to agree with Benny on the eisentrauti and cameruniensis.

 

[Motherlode Chameleon]

There are pictures of eisentrauti, carpenteri and xenorhina in the archives of these forums. Just search these forums.

Here is some pictues of eisentrauti and cameruniensis. The other two you can find on these forums.

http://zfmk.de/BZB/Band_57_2/231-240_17_barej.pdf

 

[ndugan7]

thanks for the links!

 

[eisentrauti]

Some day I'll owe eisentrauti, oweni and laterispinis even if I have to travel down and catch some personally

 

[Motherlode Chameleon]

Some day I'll owe eisentrauti, oweni and laterispinis even if I have to travel down and catch some personally

Haven't you already posted pictures of a pair of T. oweni that you owned?

 

[fbiband]

I really like the parsons chameleon. There pretty rare, and you can get them for around 2.5k last time i checked, but i could be wrong

 

[Monties1982]

There are pictures of eisentrauti, carpenteri and xenorhina in the archives of these forums. Just search these forums.

Here is some pictues of eisentrauti and cameruniensis. The other two you can find on these forums.

http://zfmk.de/BZB/Band_57_2/231-240_17_barej.pdf

That's a very interesting article. Cameroon species are my favorite. I'd wish I could have at least one of each. Thanks for posting it.