- Messages
- 260
- Location
- South of England
Sooo @Tortoise Tom as requested and hopefully for other herpers out there here’s the collection of Chameleons I keep, there are also some other vertebrates which I will post at another time,
So this is kinyonga boehmeii, Nemo, he’s only about 5” snout to vent, a very active and enjoyable little chameleon.
My Trioceros xantholophus, He’s very sweet, easy going little guy.
peregrin the veiled, unlike some he is very gentle and not aggressive at all, I’m very lucky he’s such a sweet guy.
mr Jolly is my very first chameleon, again a relaxed and easy going creature.
Then drum roll..
The crowning one of the lot,
My Calumma parsonii, I have two both CBB, I’ve had them for over two years now, Atticus came to me at 69g and is now well over 500g, big when you consider the Panther is 175g,
They use every second of my time and are a huge responsibility, they have their own purpose fitted reptile shed and access out onto individual sun rooms, as you may know they love their water so have waterproof planted enclosures and drains as they get 1.5 hours a day showers.
This is the female, she loves her showers and spends the whole time just sitting and enjoying the water.
So this is kinyonga boehmeii, Nemo, he’s only about 5” snout to vent, a very active and enjoyable little chameleon.
My Trioceros xantholophus, He’s very sweet, easy going little guy.
peregrin the veiled, unlike some he is very gentle and not aggressive at all, I’m very lucky he’s such a sweet guy.
mr Jolly is my very first chameleon, again a relaxed and easy going creature.
Then drum roll..
The crowning one of the lot,
My Calumma parsonii, I have two both CBB, I’ve had them for over two years now, Atticus came to me at 69g and is now well over 500g, big when you consider the Panther is 175g,
They use every second of my time and are a huge responsibility, they have their own purpose fitted reptile shed and access out onto individual sun rooms, as you may know they love their water so have waterproof planted enclosures and drains as they get 1.5 hours a day showers.
This is the female, she loves her showers and spends the whole time just sitting and enjoying the water.