What Type Of?

[kniks]

I recently brought two hornei chameleons, and I can't find any info on them at all and I'm fairly experinced with reptiles. The chameleons are about 3 months old and are eating small pinhead crickets. I have a misting system in their screen cage and have a uvb light on the top, i keep the temperture roughly around 75 to 80 degrees and humitidy high also. I just want some more info on them, i'll upload pictures of them soon

 

[kinyonga]

Do you mean hoenelli?? I can't figure out what else a "hornei" would be.
http://www.adcham.com/html/taxonomy/species/chhoehnelii.html

 

[Brad Ramsey]

That's what I thought ...

-Brad

 

[kniks]

Any Photos of them, my male has one horn, and the female is hornless

 

[Chris Anderson]

At three months old (if they are really CB and that age), you might not be seeing obvious development of each horn the male and/or female might have. I doubt you have Ch. hoehnelii and by your description, I suspect you might just have a young 3 horned species where the two preocular horns aren't very apparent yet. There is also the chance, depending on who you got them from and what their knowledge of chams truly is, that you got a female 3 horned species (females often have one horn) and another somewhat similar species/subspecies that doesn't have horns (ex: female Mt. Meru Jackson's chameleon and a female "standard" Jackson's Chameleon). We could guess all day long about what you really have but we won't be able to tell you for sure until you have pics ready unfortunately.

Chris

 

[kniks]

The pictures are a little fuzzy, and the flowers aren't toxic, so don't worry!!!
I'm almost certain they're not Jackson's and they're the same species so i been told...