bobcochran
Chameleon Enthusiast
3-4 month old hoehnelii:
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3-4 month old hoehnelii:
This one is from a gravid wild caught female. I got the 3 babies first, then the 1.4 adults just this week.Bob, nice looking little one!!
Hoehnelii are one of my favorites! Do you have the dam and sire?
When the fog comes in in the afternoon the lighting makes colors pop. He's not quite as blue or green in other lighting, in the full sun he's darker. The adults have red and yellow on their head.[/QUOTE]QUOTE="Decadancin, post: 1286730, member: 23653"]Is that pic pretty true Color? Love that blue. Gorgeous .
This one is from a gravid wild caught female. I got the 3 babies first, then the 1.4 adults just this week.
They're all from Jason Wagner, who got them from an importer in Florida I believe. I'll take some pics of the adults when they settle in a bit.
When the fog comes in in the afternoon the lighting makes colors pop. He's not quite as blue or green in other lighting, in the full sun he's darker. The adults have red and yellow on their head.
These are a little smaller than the other hoehnelii I've had. Strangely, the size doesn't seem indicative of the altitude the locales originate. Some of the largest locales live at the 8-10,000ft. range, and some smaller hoehnelii live above 12,000 ft.. Go figure? Makes it difficult to figure out temperature ranges for different locales.Bob
All three of your Trioceros hoehnelii look great! They sound from your posts that they are doing well outside living in the coastal California climate. Keeping Trioceros hoehnelii outside in the coastal conditions seems to me as though you have your Trioceros hoehnelii in close to optimal conditions.
Best Regards
Jeremy A. Rich
These are a little smaller than the other hoehnelii I've had. Strangely, the size doesn't seem indicative of the altitude the locales originate. Some of the largest locales live at the 8-10,000ft. range, and some smaller hoehnelii live above 12,000 ft.. Go figure? Makes it difficult to figure out temperature ranges for different locales.
Sat. Night. Time to sit down and have a martini!!Interesting. I wonder if food supply has anything to do with this or other environmental factors. Also wonder about population density by elevation. Probably too much thought for this time of night .