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I've never done business with him, but have contacted him about animals he had for sale previously. He would not take PayPal or any form of payment that offered any protection to the buyer, so I walked away. Chris

There are only seven paintings left! If you have any interest in the ones left, don't wait to get in touch with me about them! Chris

This is a Brookesia ebenaui and appears to be a female. This is a very difficult species to build a group of and males are extremely difficult to find. There is an export quota of them, but they rarely (if ever) come in when they are ordered, and tend to only show up occasionally as a mislabeled...

It wasn't as much of a falling out as it was that Atmosphere Chameleons owes Chameleons International >$12,000 and now refuses to provide the animals they've been under contract to provide for over 3 years. After 2 years of having Chameleons International's money and not being able to ship out...

Yeah, they've been selling pretty quickly. It is interesting seeing how his technique has changed over the years. Some of it I like better and some of it I preferred before. Definitely has his own style though. Chris

@Lathis - Wanted to let you know that we got Anthony to do some more paintings when we were in Kenya earlier this summer teaching a field course. I just posted them up here: https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/hand-painted-chameleon-paintings-hand-painted-in-kenya.165655/ Chris

<Continued from previous> Picture #20: (SOLD!) Picture #21: (SOLD!) Picture #22: Picture #23: (SOLD!) I am selling these for $25 each + shipping. As with before, neither Andrea or I are making any money off selling these. At this price we will cover paypal fees, the price of the...

Hi Everyone, Back in 2013 I sold a number of hand painted chameleon cards done by Anthony Njembui from Nakuru, Kenya (for more information on Anthony, check out that first add: https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/chameleon-cards-hand-painted-in-kenya.118081/). Then, back in 2015 I sold a...

Its a male. Obvious hemipenal bulge. Chris

Unfortunately we do not currently have an active fundraising project to donate to. I will be sure to post when we have the next one though! Chris

Very nice! Great job! There are no older records (pre-1995 ban) I am aware of for hatching this species in captivity, although a few, including Ken Kalisch, did get eggs. Definitely not a species that has been hatched many times since the ban either. How many more are in the clutch and how long...

I believe Chameleons International is working on bringing in another shipment from Kenya that should include them. Chris

Yes, the chameleon in the screen shot you posted is Bradypodion thamnobates. Chris

Doing the back wall of an 18"x18"x24" Glass Terrarium, I think it usually takes me just over two tubes to do the 18"x24" area. I use the GE Clear Silicone I and I make sure I don't get the stuff for bathrooms and showers, but the one for windows and trim. Chris

Hi Josh, The only species that lives in Morocco is Chamaeleo chamaeleon. Chris

Definitely slight differences in morphology and coloration, but also from an area that is somewhat isolated from other populations. Its not completely isolated though from what I can tell, but neither are T. j. jacksonii from T. j. xantholophus on Mt. Kenya. Yeah, The gular pouch project is a...

And finally, these last images are of High-casqued Chameleons (Trioceros hoehnelii) and Jackson's Three-horned Chameleon (Trioceros jacksonii jacksonii) from a locality I've been asked to keep quite, as the individual who gave the location to me believes that the T. jacksonii are a new...

These four images are of High-casqued Chameleons (Trioceros hoehnelii) and their habitat at the Met. Station on Mount Kenya National Park. Chris

These next four images are of Jackson’s Three-horned Chameleon (Trioceros jacksonii jacksonii), from the western slopes of Mount Kenya. Chris

Hi all, I've been away from the forum for a bit due to field work, teaching commitments and some home repair projects that have eaten up all my spare time. I thought I would share some images of some chameleons I found last month while teaching a Field Ecology course in Kenya, however. These...