c. johnstonii

[rsepiphyte]

Ok, i have seen one post for captive bred c. Johnstonii. Just curious to see how those working with this species have fared. This is one of my favorites and am hoping to see more youngsters and pictures please!

 

[Action Jackson]

I know of one other person that hatched eggs and I believe all the babies died.

 

[Saldarya]

I have a batch of eggs that are just over 6 weeks and looking great so far. Keep fingers crossed!

 

[Mike Fisher]

I have a batch of eggs that are just over 6 weeks and looking great so far. Keep fingers crossed!

I am. I'd really like to work with these guys in the future.

 

[Action Jackson]

I've hatched 2 clutches from gravid imported females. Babies are looking fantastic. I have another clutch from a captive breeding in my care that should hatch very soon. Love this species!

 

[ponders]

Here is a female I got from Craig (action Jackson) a few months ago. She's doing great.

 

[Mike Fisher]

Here is a female I got from Craig (action Jackson) a few months ago. She's doing great.

Wow, truly spectacular!

 

[Todnedo]

I hatched out 2. They are doing good so far at 4 weeks.

 

[rsepiphyte]

So glad to hear that some of you are having success with them. They are such attractive chameleons. Ok, I will be keeping my eyes open for some CB pairs! Great work !

 

[Dooley1]

So how many adult animals were imported versus what was even hatched, let alone survived?

 

[Chase]

Does anyone have the adults from the import?

Chase

 

[ponders]

I have an amazing male:

 

[Mike Fisher]

I have an amazing male:

He'd be prettier without the name tattooed on his side.

 

[Sticktongue]

He'd be prettier without the name tattooed on his side.

My thoughts too! lol!

 

[ponders]

I agree, but tired of seeing my photos on the internet.

He came in third place in the photo contest this month, that picture isn't watermarked.

 

[Mike Fisher]

I agree, but tired of seeing my photos on the internet.

Just giving you a bad time. A lot of my photos are being used without permission/credit, so I know where you are coming from. I assumed it would happen though because I keep a species that was previously not photographed more than a handful of times.

 

[Dooley1]

Yes, one time I saw a website in the UK advertising captive-bred carpet chameleons, which meanwhile was showing my photo of them hatching-haha. "Hatched right here-take a look!" Ummm yeah right.

 

[Action Jackson]

I have 2 from the import. Hopefully I'll have babies from this pair any day now. I also have about 11-12 babies from WC females.

Does anyone have the adults from the import?

Chase

 

[Action Jackson]

So how many adult animals were imported versus what was even hatched, let alone survived?

There were 37 johnstonii brought in.

 

[Dooley1]

There were 37 johnstonii brought in.

Craig,

That is fewer than I thought...which actually is nice. So hopefully you have some more babies hatch soon