This little gem came with my Brevs

[Dank241]

anyone know what this lil one might be?

 

[bridgofaith]

This thread should help you out: https://www.chameleonforums.com/normal-pattern-43237/ What you have appears to be a Rhampholeon temporalis or maybe spectrum. I'm not a pygmy expert!

 

[pssh]

Ha, that happened to me. I have no clue, but it sure is cute.

 

[Chris Anderson]

There are a couple very similar species that you need to look for presence or absence of axial pits to differentiate but I think you have Rhampholeon nchisiensis. Here is some info on them: http://www.chameleonnews.com/07FebHildenhagen.html

Chris

 

[Dank241]

There are a couple very similar species that you need to look for presence or absence of axial pits to differentiate but I think you have Rhampholeon nchisiensis. Here is some info on them: http://www.chameleonnews.com/07FebHildenhagen.html

Chris

I have actually gone over this link quite a few times after I received them. In all honesty I am afraid of hurting the little girl they seem so delicate, but I will check to see if there is a pit or if it is even like in the picture.
I was kinda hoping for a sure fire way by just looking at her but a lot of these little guys are very similar.

I wanna thank you all for responding I really appreciate it, oh and pssh your little surprise is cute too !!! Thank you .

 

[Dank241]

I am 99.99% sure it is a female Rhampholeon nchisiensis. There is no axillary pit.


Thank you again ....



P.S. Anyone know where I can get a male?