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[Kent67]

Just got home after the long drive from the Phoenix Reptile Expo to find these 3 hatchlings. I haven't hatched them, or even worked with them in 10-11 years, so I'm pretty excited. Can you tell what they are?

 

[nicholas]

Trioceros cristatus?
Or
T. wiedersheimi

could be montuim maybe?

Ahh I don't know they all start to blend to me after a while I can't even tell what my babies are if I don't label...

 

[eisentrauti]

Trioceros wiedersheimi wiedersheimi or Tr.w.perreti (I can't even distinguish the adult ssb ) or based on your thread history pfefferis

 

[OOOst16]

Veileds ?!?! Haha

 

[Cainschams]

Trioceros pfefferi? Congrats!!!!!

 

[pssh]

Obviously they are cute! DUH!

 

[laurie]

I can tell you with complete certainly that they are neonates! Problem solved, and they are adorable.

 

[james L]

Wiedersheimi or Cristatus?

 

[Trace]

I don't remember you posting pics of the adults but I'm guessing wiedersheimi because of those telltale larger blue scales on the upper back. As for the nominate form or the perreti I can't say.

Congrats!

 

[Chris Anderson]

They look like Trioceros wiedersheimi perreti to me? How'd you get the eggs if you haven't been working with them? Congrats!

Chris

 

[Eszzie]

Definitley Trioceros wiedersheimi. Gratz on breeding them! They are easy to recognize by several things, the stripes next to the head are very typical

 

[laurie]

Definitley Trioceros wiedersheimi. Gratz on breeding them! They are easy to recognize by several things, the stripes next to the head are very typical

Wow you really know your chameleons!! I envy that.

 

[Jonasburns]

Gratsie! babies are the super cute!

 

[CNorton]

Gorgeous babies! That IS super exciting!

 

[Kent67]

Hi guys,

Benny got it first! They are Trioceros weidersheimi. I sold the female a month or so after she laid the eggs and never really tried to ID the ssp. but looking at the pic I took of her I believe they're T. w. perreti. Thanks everyone!

 

[Vegas Chad]

Dude those are those are great!

 

[eisentrauti]

Hi guys,

Benny got it first! They are Trioceros weidersheimi. I sold the female a month or so after she laid the eggs and never really tried to ID the ssp. but looking at the pic I took of her I believe they're T. w. perreti. Thanks everyone!

Congrats man ! I hope that I can my hands someday on a group of them.

 

[summoner12]

Obviously they are cute! DUH!

LOL Yeah, DUH!