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BTW, very nice looking cham!

Just like the holy ghost, I am everywhere!!! Anywhere where theres a Hoe, is where I'm at, me Gangsta rappa friend!!

Ha Ha!! LMAO to this!! My very recent story is of my male thamnobates. He is the only cham we handle (only because he wants out of his viv all the time!) My 8 year old son wanted to hold him, so I let him as he's very sensible (the cham, not my son!!) After 10 minutes, decide to drive...

Hi taz, Looks male to me as well. Leave a can of beer and a mobile phone near it. If it goes towards the beer....

I don't think anyone is trying to be alarmist, but similar things were said by the ancient mariners in regards dodo's ! (And an argument used by the Japanese whaling industry at present) If 15USD is what you are likely to be paying for a WC Brev at the moment, surely this is the criminality...

Love this post, it rings very true wherever you live and keep chams in the world. With the number of pygmies (and species) available wc, it is very unusual to see pygs for sale as they are not financially viable, when panthers etc etc lay larger clutches of eggs and fetch considerably more...

This post originally caught my eye as I used to own a Pumilum here in the UK. Lovely chams with stunning colours. IMHO the best looking of all of the Bradypodions (also one of the hardest to get hold of)

Ha ha!! very nice to see a Pumilum ANYWHERE!!! My Thamnobates is exactly the same!! Whenever a fly gets into the house, we grab hold of him, point and he shoots. Bit like a chameleon based fly gun!!!

Agree with reptoman, The colouration especially looks very female. I've never seen my male display these colours!! Take a close up pic of the vent area to try and see the hemipenal bulge and post it up here.

Can we have a poll category for over 15 with OCD???? (answer for me is 17!)

Sorry hbskeet, but as there are two sides to a coin, there are two sides to any argument!! When researching keeping chameleons and pygmies specifically, I spoke to numerous people who had waterfalls/ knew someone who had waterfalls and the vast majority of them said that they were commonly...

Ha ha!! I remember the first time I saw one of my chams with a 'telescopic' eye. Screamed like a girl, them watched him calmly go back to normal. After asking expert friends who had chams, realised they were doing exactly what you said, just cleaning out his eye, the way you would rub at...

Love these pics Alexl!! Are they hard to keep? What are you feeding them? The last one looked a bit underweight!! LOL!! Fascinating photos.

Names as follows B Thamnobates: Brian Blessed (male) , Hydra (female) B Setaroi: Too young to name, not too sure on the sexes (Temp. names are poop monster #1 and poop monster #2) B Transvaalense: Proctor (after Mike Proctor, famous S.African cricketer) and Theron (Chrlize, the actress) R...

Chamaeleo Hoehnelli

Bradypodion Setaroi baby

Female Bradypodion Transvaalense

Male Bradypodion Transvaalense

Male Thamno in the garden sunning himself