Baby Pygmy Chameleon (Pictures)

[Mendez]

Hi everyone, it's been a while since I last logged into the forums. I've been pretty busy with work, but my passion for chameleons is still going strong. Here are some pictures of one of my Cb 2-month-old Horned Pygmy Chameleons (Brookesia superciliaris). Incubation was rather quick at around 56-58 days ranging from 69-78F. I'll try to create a more designated post for how I care for them, but now, here ya go:

Some short videos if you want to see them:

 

[elizaann2]

Oh my gosh they are so adorable! Thank you for sharing! Are you working on having these little guys be established in captivity?

 

[kinyonga]

They are absolutely amazing! How many do you have? How big is a clutch?

 

[Ynott116]

Are you selling any?

 

[MissSkittles]

@Mendez I’ve been wondering where you’ve been, as well as your bestie @javadi I’ve missed your adorable tiny dragons and wit. Since you return with pics of the sweetest itty bitty bebes, you have redeemed abandoning us.

 

[Ynott116]

If your not looking to sell i understand! But could you inform me where you got your little friends? Also if considering (I have been in the hobby for 15+ years and understand things happen with shipping or it can be scary so I understand!)
Thanks Eric

 

[Beppo]

If your not looking to sell i understand! But could you inform me where you got your little friends? Also if considering (I have been in the hobby for 15+ years and understand things happen with shipping or it can be scary so I understand!)
Thanks Eric

Hi there. I don’t think he is on here much. He has Instagram ect if you are trying to reach him maybe try sending a message there

 

[crosscutts]

Hi everyone, it's been a while since I last logged into the forums. I've been pretty busy with work, but my passion for chameleons is still going strong. Here are some pictures of one of my Cb 2-month-old Horned Pygmy Chameleons (Brookesia superciliaris). Incubation was rather quick at around 56-58 days ranging from 69-78F. I'll try to create a more designated post for how I care for them, but now, here ya go:

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Some short videos if you want to see them:

Absolutely amazing my friend

 

[Ynott116]

Hi there. I don’t think he is on here much. He has Instagram ect if you are trying to reach him maybe try sending a message there

What's his Instagram name by chance?

 

[Beman]

EEEKKKKKKKKKK Miguel!!!!! The tiny omg cuteness going on!

May I feature you as a member spotlight on CF social pages using one of these pictures?

 

[GrannyK]

EEEKKKKKKKKKK Miguel!!!!! The tiny omg cuteness going on!

May I feature you as a member spotlight on CF social pages using one of these pictures?

Please say yes Migue!!! These are the sweetest little babies!

 

[crosscutts]

What's his Instagram name by chance?

Tiny tree dragons

 

[Mendez]

Oh my gosh they are so adorable! Thank you for sharing! Are you working on having these little guys be established in captivity?

Thank you! Yes, my goal is to help establish these little guys in captivity. But it will probably be another year or two before I have enough to sell to the public.

 

[Mendez]

They are absolutely amazing! How many do you have? How big is a clutch?

Hahaha thanks @kinyonga! I just have two babies right now. The clutch was three eggs. But I accidentally rotated one of the eggs halfway through incubation and lost the egg. It was a rookie mistake. I didn't press the into the vermiculite. So they were all just sitting on right on top. It was a miracle that the other two eggs didn't rotate.

Also, the eggs hatched two days before I went on a 2 week vacation. Talk about terrible timing! Luckily all my systems are on timers (lights, misting, etc.). So I just had someone toss in melanogaster fruit flies every other day.

Are you selling any?

If your not looking to sell i understand! But could you inform me where you got your little friends? Also if considering (I have been in the hobby for 15+ years and understand things happen with shipping or it can be scary so I understand!)
Thanks Eric

Hey! It's nice to put an Instagram profile to a chameleon forums member! Even though we've been chatting over IG, I'll respond here for the sake of others: I'm not selling any of my babies yet. Perhaps in another clutch or two, I might be looking to rehome. But I think that will be quite a while from now. I got the parents (wc Brookesia superciliaris) from "@ChameleonCans" on Instagram. The importer is a wonderful and friendly guy - the best importer I've dealt with (and I've dealt with many).

Wild caught chameleons are not for everyone, and I strongly recommend doing your homework before getting into wc animals. With that said, I did not have much experience under my belt when I got my first pygmy chameleons. But I did lots of research (mainly just consulting with my buddy @javadi Michael Nash). And wouldn't you know it, the first female I ever got, over 1.5 years ago, laid this clutch of eggs. And she's still going strong.

@Mendez I’ve been wondering where you’ve been, as well as your bestie @javadi I’ve missed your adorable tiny dragons and wit. Since you return with pics of the sweetest itty bitty bebes, you have redeemed abandoning us.

Gaahh! I almost forgot about my nemesis haha Despite the both of us being pretty inactive, I've kept in touch with Michael (@javadi) over the year(s). He's gearing up for STEP II, an incredibly intensive med school exam. He's got more of an excuse to be absent than I do. I'll be more active just for you @MissSkittles I'm glad you enjoyed the pictures haha

Hi there. I don’t think he is on here much. He has Instagram ect if you are trying to reach him maybe try sending a message there

What's his Instagram name by chance?

If anyone wants to follow me on Instagram, you can find me @tinytreedragonproject. I do find messaging people on Instagram to be a little easier and more convenient.

Absolutely amazing my friend

Thank you, James @crosscutts

EEEKKKKKKKKKK Miguel!!!!! The tiny omg cuteness going on!

May I feature you as a member spotlight on CF social pages using one of these pictures?

Please say yes Migue!!! These are the sweetest little babies!

@Beman of course! It would be an honor!! More than anything, I'm glad that I could bring a smile to your face with these pictures - makes me happy.

 

[Beppo]

Well guys we got two years to learn everything about Pygmy’s

 

[elizaann2]

Thank you! Yes, my goal is to help establish these little guys in captivity. But it will probably be another year or two before I have enough to sell to the public.

I love that! Thank you! Once I get a few years under me I would love to do something similar

 

[dinomom]

Hi everyone, it's been a while since I last logged into the forums. I've been pretty busy with work, but my passion for chameleons is still going strong. Here are some pictures of one of my Cb 2-month-old Horned Pygmy Chameleons (Brookesia superciliaris). Incubation was rather quick at around 56-58 days ranging from 69-78F. I'll try to create a more designated post for how I care for them, but now, here ya go:

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Some short videos if you want to see them:

I'm out. I can't. OMG

 

[Beman]

of course! It would be an honor!! More than anything, I'm glad that I could bring a smile to your face with these pictures - makes me happy.

Thank you! I featured you for today's member spotlight

 

[Shauna_T]

Hi everyone, it's been a while since I last logged into the forums. I've been pretty busy with work, but my passion for chameleons is still going strong. Here are some pictures of one of my Cb 2-month-old Horned Pygmy Chameleons (Brookesia superciliaris). Incubation was rather quick at around 56-58 days ranging from 69-78F. I'll try to create a more designated post for how I care for them, but now, here ya go:

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Some short videos if you want to see them:

Omgsh how adorable!!!!

 

[BleuSaphir]

Wow! They are cute!