Trioceros cf.rudis and Tr.incornutus

[eisentrauti]

Pics of very interesting Trioceros species:

Tr.incornutus:
male

female, very angry

subadult

Trioceros cf. rudis aka red rudis or jeweled rudis:

females

little male

Enjoy !

 

[Brad Ramsey]

Beautiful!
Thank you for sharing these.
I love the flaps on the incornutus.

-Brad

 

[eisentrauti]

Thanks Brad. I've uploaded a hole series of those pics on my flickr account

 

[laurie]

Beautiful!
Thank you for sharing these.
I love the flaps on the incornutus.

-Brad

I also love the flaps, on the first picture I thought, that looks like a flap. When they are stand up, flared, what ever you call it they are wonderful to look at.

Benny do you only have small chameleons? Yours are all so colorful and yet so small. I would like to be able to get some of those species here. Hom many chameleons do you have at the present time?

 

[jack29]

Wow your red rudis are fabolous!! they have such nice colours!! if i could come to the Hamm show i'll find you and a lot of these jewels.. exams at university arrive always in bad moments so i won't be there!!

 

[james L]

Super cool Tr.incornutus. They remind me of female werners.

 

[jannb]

Nice pictures as always. Beautiful chams. The little flaps are adorable!

 

[eisentrauti]

Thanks !

@Laurie: At the moment round 40 specimen

 

[Cainschams]

I also love the flaps, on the first picture I thought, that looks like a flap. When they are stand up, flared, what ever you call it they are wonderful to look at.

Benny do you only have small chameleons? Yours are all so colorful and yet so small. I would like to be able to get some of those species here. Hom many chameleons do you have at the present time?

Laurie!!! There are more thamnobates available They are a small colorful species. Although they are not Kinyongia Did I ever mention I am completely obsessed

 

[eisentrauti]

Benny do you only have small chameleons? Yours are all so colorful and yet so small.

Yes, the "biggest" ones are at the moment my adult thamnobates group, the male incornutus and the rudis females. Maybe I have some bigger ones after Hamm too.