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keep in mind the lack of shipping will also mean a less stressed chameleon when it gets home.

FLAPS RULE!! they display behaviors that i haven't seen in other cham species, they are easy (in cham terms) to care for and are nice looking to boot! I to think they are completely under appreciated as are carpets. Some interesting things about flaps they do a tail dance holding...

Sexy! :) im seeing lots of swager and thinking.

if you like the small mabey a carpet chameleon would work well there less of an issue and they are starting to be availiable fairly regularely as CB

please look into it before you get the rudis montain chams are much more dificult them lowlands and you have to be able to maintain there environment they are not flexible like veilds and will not handle hot spells or dry contitions. As well they would be wild caught adding an additional...

jsut because they are small dosent mean anyting, alot of small chams need roaming room , id say 1.5' or more on each side min. Gestation i dont know specifically i think it depends on seasion 4-6 months would be my estimate, babies are tiny less then a inch they usually eat fruit flies or pin...

there care is the same is dosent matter like i said bigger is best you shouldt be looking for the smallest cage you can get.

Biggest you can do is always best but look at the jacksoni info go by there cage sizes

basically there care is the same as info writen about jacksons

She thought they made her look tough

I have raised rudis in small groups the most togeather is about 6 but individual caging is ALWAYS the optimum if possible

boy she is determined haha not that they are shy anyway. She looks great though. *insert misssion impossible music here* :) !

just some pics of a pissy flap. Oh Lynda missed you at the last expo i was wondering how yours was doing.

Rudis Cages Here are some cages i reared rudis in

No HEAT!! Rudis are montains and temps must be low (within reason) I haven't used heat with any of my rudis offspring most of the time in the summer i have to run a/c to keep them cool. if a spot is used id suggest a very low wattage and not in a tank. as for the cup feeding issue...

im in canada so there might be a difference

Agar Agar is veggie baised much better for chams that said if your raising roaches not for feeders for chams the gelatin would work fine and is much cleaper the Agar. or you could use to get a colony going then switch to agar. there is also a dry gutload called "Roach Coach" that id highly...

that does not look like a veild so i cant tell by the back feet it looks like a panther from the color it looks male can you post a full body picture

yes i know the species list off adcham my question is i thought any cham that had spurs was born (hatched) with them not developed later mabey i wasent clear. so has anyone had babies that were not born with spurs but they appeared later on?

Some pondering I hatched C. d. dilepis babies last year, i got only one male in the bunch which had a obvious hemi-penal bulge right out of egg (no spur). What has shocked me is that the male out of the blue grew spurs. I have never heard of spurs growing out at 4-5 months has anyone else...