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That's what I'm hoping for. I know a few other forum members got some as well, hopefully were all successful with our groups. Armen

This is my enclosure for 1.1 Melleri. I have it almost completed, though I did just buy a very large ficus tree to add to this enclosure. The enclosure measures 40x24x84. Right now I have a schieffleria, a money tree, yucca tree, and a majesty palm, but like I said I'll be adding a ficus. I...

Just got in 3.3 and I absolutely love them. Look forward to adding a few more kinyongia species in the future! Armen

Congrats on the eggs, that's so exciting!

Can't wait to get mine! I ordered 3 pairs :). Armen

Thanks! I've been keeping and breeding reptiles for over 10 years. Worked with some of the most delicate gecko species out there, whose care is nearly identical to these chameleons.

Sounds good, thank you. This is my first time keeping the species. Are females smaller than males? Do you think I could keep females in 18x18x24s and the males in 18x24x36s? For breeding I would intro female to males.

Very nice! Congrats.

Why would you dispose of fertile eggs? And no, you can't send the eggs out, I doubt eggs would do well with traveling. Try to get prepared, or separate the pair. This chameleon specie is not commonly bred in captivity, and those lucky enough to work with them should do the best they can to help...

Ficus are nearly impossible to find in my area, although I love the look and ease of them. I am fairly new to chameleons (kept some in the past, just starting back up) but I have used schieffleria for many Uroplatus species, which are kept very similar to many chameleons.

Thanks for the quick replies. What sizes would you recommend for individual animals? Thanks!

I'm getting some Kinyongia Boehmi and I'm wondering how you guys that have been successful with them house them. Do you suggest keeping them in pairs all the time, or separate? The cages that I would house pairs together in would be 18x24x36", very heavily planted. I can also do separate no...

Has anyone used these before? Are they safe? This is the scientific name; Ravenea rivularis. Thanks, -Armen