Kinyongia multituberculata Pics

[Peter Kraemer]

@ Seeco - how old ist the "brown example"?



We got our muli-male as a brown example too....

... after his health problems he got a little bit green....

... and now he is beautiful green and blue.....

Peter

 

[Chris Anderson]

Thanks everyone, glad you all enjoyed the pics.

Peter - I use a Canon 100mm macro lens. Congrats on the mating. Thats a nice looking pair.

DGray - As a number of people have indicated, these animals are very quick when it comes to feeding and seem to have a lot of personality. This pair of mine are very huffy and will gape at me but interestingly they are not aggressive, just not really afraid. They get all bothered when I open their cage and then immediately switch gears when they see the flies or silkworms, etc., I just put in their cage. They're just fun and their morphology is very attractive as well.

As others have said, I really think if more people worked with some of these guys, they would understand why some of us like them so much. They're just so much more interesting in their behavior and looks then Ch. calyptratus or F. pardalis in my opinion. They also can be quite hardy if you get healthy specimens and care for them well.

Here are a couple more pics of the male:

Chris

 

[CNorton]

Completely agree Chris. I'm just trying not to become a K-snob!

It's like a secret hole-in-the-wall restaurant you find...except you don't mind showing people because you think it's so great. That's kinyongia for me.

 

[Seeco]

@ CNorton: Yes, they ARE delicious too.

@ Peter: "Browner" is at least 3 years old. He's not gonna get any greener. He is just yellow, brown, and white but by no means dull (even though the photo does no justice). I wonder if his color is going to be passed on to offspring? Some are due this month.

 

[sgvreptiles]

im In love with these guys. Cant wait for mine to get big. Nice pictures to everyone!

 

[Peter Kraemer]

Peter - I use a Canon 100mm macro lens.

I ordered the 100mm Tokina macro lens - hope to make better pictures with this......

I'm just trying not to become a K-snob!

I´m too Chad - but I think we are Kinyongia-freaks.


Seeco - ok with an age of 3 years he should have the final colors.

 

[Seeco]

Ooh look on the foreground of the pic above.

 

[Seeco]

some new shots

I figured I'd tack these new photos on here cause that's the way this thread is going.

I now have 7 different bloodlines of CB Kinyongia multituberculata.

 

[CNorton]

I figured I'd tack these new photos on here cause that's the way this thread is going.

I now have 7 different bloodlines of CB Kinyongia multituberculata.

Holy crap Luis! That's gotta make you like the GRANDADDY of all multi's!! With 7 bloodlines, you pretty much have made the "Fischer's Chameleon" market for the US. Well done man, very well done!

 

[Seeco]

Mwahahah!! Go forth my little multi minions. Kill all crickets!!!

 

[sgvreptiles]

What size clutches have you gotten Louis?

 

[Seeco]

Eh, 8-16 is the range with a perfect dozen being pretty typical. OH for the last 3 clutches I have tracked the order/pattern that the eggs hatch in their tubs inside the MR-148 incubator. There seems to be a pattern. More on that soon.

 

[jack29]

Now you have the K. multi's army to conquer the U.S.!!! ihihihihih!!

 

[Thezillaman21]

Mwahahah!! Go forth my little multi minions. Kill all crickets!!!

haha yeah seeco's one kinyonia in his photot gallery looks just like my boy zilla same pattern and colors. i cant wait to get a female and breed him i want baby kinyonia. and chris thefirst photo from the last post of your male just became my backaround on my computer. haha im jelious of his colors. zilla never gets that floresent green. :/ but he still my favorite chameleon.
and to who ever said we should make thier own forum just for this group of chams i agree 100%.