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There's some great names people have...:) I have Mr Fischer, Killer, Ozzy, Alberta, Chris and an un-named as yet rudis

Great to see some jackson love :)

I find that, especially with the schleffera. Vivs look nice and speacious though, so let the plants do what they want :)

Those vivs look excellent! It will be nice when the plant grow up to the top more too....I bet they are really enjoying all that climbing :)

Julie... he is lovely. He's a really nice pastel green in those pics. Is he the multituberculatum subspecies?

Pygs are good in the exos...and I would suggest would make a great started chameleon. Some people keep chams with high humidity requirements such as montanes in them, but I wouldn't recommend them! I know a few people who keep carpet chams (Furcifer lateralis) in exos, so perhaps worth...

:rolleyes::D That's great! Look forward to the DVD :)

Thanks very much donde and Trace...It's nice to have advice from people who have kept these animals successfully. I will let you know how I get on :)

Thanks guys...great advice...I think I will be able to manage seperate enclosures...My female is hopefully about 3 weeks gone...so have plenty of time for provisions. It could fall at a hot time of year...so will absolutely have Air con by then! :) I'm planning to keep the rudis outside this...

Blimey! That short! Thanks...might have some babies fairly soon then. thanks Donde... Anyone else have experience of how long they hold their young for?

Does anyone have any experience of the gestation period length for rudis chams. I can't find any figures in books or on the web (although Necas book has figures for bitans, which I suppose are similar) Thanks :)

Beautiful fischer...they are wicked little things...and soooooo agile! :) Nice pics Juli

Thanks kinyonga...I believe she is captive bred, but will certainly keep her somewhere quiet :)

Alberta says thank you :)....I love her colours...she changes a lot day to day...those blue scales are so vivd...my photogrpahy does her no justice :)

Hi everyone... I am getting a female rudis (who is pregnant) in the next few weeks. I know a fair bit about their care in general...temp drops, high humidity etc. I was wondering if there are any tips people could give me on helping the mother to give birth successfully, as well as...

Brilliant...thanks very much Trace....I'll limit the use of broccoli and cabbage. I would imagine things like kale are quite problematic as well then? I'm a veggie, so eat these kind of things for my own nutritional benefit...but didn't know about hormonal problems they could...

They are beautiful. I am getting a female rudis soon (who I believe to be pregnant)...they don't look easy to sex by any means :) But definitely a fascinating little chameleon.

Thanks Trace... The gutloads I use are generally cabbage, broccoli, peppers, spinach, lettuce the odd bit of carrot...will try some dandelion too :) I may start growing dandelion in some of my vivs too...I here they are a suitable food plant for some chams. I will post some more pics in...

Utterly gorgeous! Great pics :)

I am hooking her up with a male soon...hard to track one down...most of them are from mainland Europe in some way shape or form, as there's not many with import lisences apperently. She is captive bred bby someone local to me. She looks pretty dull in that photo...but I'll try to get some...