Cristatus and brevicorne pics

[Monties1982]

I took some pics of my chams today and thought I'd share.

Here's my female T. cristatus

Here's the male

He's pretty shy, so this is the view I have of him most of the time

And here's my female C. brevicorne, Giwa

Unfortunately, my male brevicorne died on June 2nd. He wasn't looking good and hadn't eaten in about a week, so I set up a vet appointment, but he died the next day. Giwa's doing great, though.

 

[jannb]

I’m sorry to hear that you lost your male.

 

[Motherlode Chameleon]

My condolences about your male Calumma brevicorne. The rest of the chameleons in your pictures look great!

Best Regards
Jeremy A. Rich

 

[Thehippie]

So sorry to about your male, glad to hear the rest are doing great, amazing pictures!

 

[Monties1982]

Thank you all for the condolences. I was concerned about the female cristatus at first too. I fed her some super worms the day after I got them, and after she ate them, she just sat there and closed her eyes. She would still drink when the mister came on, and she looked a little dehydrated, so I set up a dripper for her so she could always have a source of water. I would still see her close her eyes and just lay there, but after a couple of days, she started to perk up and become more active. Here are some more pictures I took a day or two ago.

And the hiding male

 

[Rlc1994]

Sorry to hear about your male..I think I remember seeing this species on chameleons of Madagascar video not sure but it had a super long tail like yours! That tail looks LONG compared to other chameleon species. Great pictures thanks for sharing

 

[Monties1982]

Sorry to hear about your male..I think I remember seeing this species on chameleons of Madagascar video not sure but it had a super long tail like yours! That tail looks LONG compared to other chameleon species. Great pictures thanks for sharing

I know. Especially compared to those stumpy little cristatus tails.

 

[JoshD49]

Sorry to hear about your loss but these are some very cool looking animals. I love the tail on the Calumma brevicorne.