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How I would love that!! We only have boring santa with reindeers... :(

Amazing colors! Looking great ;)

Nice! Would have guessed for carpets as well, but then I've never seen baby oustalets yet :D

There are quite some from the Netherlands on this forum, at least the people who have interesting species. As for minor, it's hard to get with the right documents. Mario has bred a bunch of minors few months ago btw.

Definitley Trioceros wiedersheimi. Gratz on breeding them! They are easy to recognize by several things, the stripes next to the head are very typical :P

Hey Ricardo, glad you registered after I send you the link ;) I'm sure you'll learn a lot here and see amazing chameleons :D Grtz, Esther

Luckily some people on our forum read this topic and we've made our point clear. Thanks for all your responds on this topic and giving us some more international knowledge :D

Oh I see now that it was 0.0.2 you were offering. Man, if I could I would take them in right away :D I was drewling at the look of Benny's Br. transvalaanse as well. Who knows in the future... I'm crazy about Brady's :D

Awesome!! I just love the blue on her.

I was laughing my ass off, Dutchland. Haha. It's the Netherlands :D And no there are no indigenous species here, but we do see a lot of illegally smuggled Chamaeleo Chamaeleon's out here. From Portugal and Marocco and stuff. Thanks for all your replies, we've just linked this topic to ours...

Great pictures Steven! I love your Br. pumilum. Is it still for sell?

I know screameleons has a very good reputation and I told the Dutch that they shouldn't worry and that they will do everything to maike the shipment as comfortable as possible. The reason they act so aggresive is the fact of even thinking of sending a chameleon in a box somewhere. They don't...

So 2 days ago someone on our Dutch forum posted a youtube of someone recieving a pardalis from screameleons. The chameleon looked great and was carefully shipped in an isolated box. So now a big discussion started of people calling it a shame. I explained to them that they can't...

I have a CD with a chameleon photo back-up somewhere, but this is what I found for now: The female juvenile I fell in love with: And her mom:

My ex boyfriend (Belgiumlizard) has bred them, I was there at the time :D I was feeling so lucky, they are so tiny with an extremely long tail and huge eyes. I could remember they grew very slow and I was totally in love with one of the female babies. Just amazing too see the developement of the...

She's looking gorgeous! Just wait untill you see little babies, they are so adorable on K. tenuis!

I can see why you're excited, we were waiting for thamnobates to mate and hope to witness a live birth :P How do you call this in English? ovivipair litter? Unfortunatly that didn't happen, I hope to get myself some jackson's in the future and get it on tape. Seen it on discovery only once...

Thanks laurie for hopping in with your info ;) Unfortunatly i don't know his exact age but I know he is growing really fast, compared to the first pics I have from him from 1,5 month ago he hardly had any horns, I love to see how that develops. Also his coloring can be amazing, sometimes he...

Thanks so much, he sure is doing well. He eats and drinks everyday as if he never gets anything :D He's about 8-10 months old, these guys grow a lot slower than for instance panthers or veiled's. Advantage in that is that they don't get MBD that fast as other fast growing chameleons. I...

Enjoy!