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04-09-03, 01:03 PM
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Got Brevs!!!!
Well since everyone else is showing off their new chameleons, I had to post mine! I am VERY excited about these little guys, they are a drastic departure for me as they are almost ground dwelling chameleons. All my others are arboreal and need big, tall enclosures.
Here they are: Rhampholeon brevicaudatus or Bearded Pygmy Chameleons. I have a 1.4 group in here and have settled in nicely. Eating pinhead crickets and fruit flies like there is no tomorrow. The male is the one with the stripes and yellow eye turrets.
And a pic of their new house:
Thanks for looking!
Trace
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04-09-03, 01:33 PM
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They look great Trace! I'm sure you'd be producing them in no time 
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04-09-03, 01:47 PM
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very nice Trace...little guys are looking great
the male is quite a looker! 
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04-09-03, 02:00 PM
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wow...those are pretty interesting looking...congrats! how big are they full grown?
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04-09-03, 02:06 PM
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Wow, never saw chams that looked like that. Not that i saw alot of chams. But anyway, they look great.
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04-09-03, 02:23 PM
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They are really nice, never seen any like them before. This question may be dumb but i'll ask it anyway lol Are they common? Congrats on your new addition
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04-09-03, 10:00 PM
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nice and I am sure they are not common but not unatainable
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04-09-03, 11:34 PM
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Congrats Trace!! I love the brevs! I made the leap, too - picking up a little group of spectrum on Friday! I can't wait!
Jaylyn
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04-09-03, 11:38 PM
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Wow those look really cool! Good luck with them!
Marisa
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04-10-03, 12:11 PM
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Nice!! I have been looking inot them myslef, let me know how it turns out for ya!
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04-10-03, 12:56 PM
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wow!!! that camoflage is really cool, they look like leaves! Plz keep us updated
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04-10-03, 08:47 PM
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Thanks for the compliments everyone! These guys are the coolest thing in my collection. I can't stop watching them! I never see them move, but if I go away for a bit and come back, they are all in different spots.
To answer a few of your questions, yes KaHane, it would be great to breed these guys. I'm hoping nature will take it's course in that tank! I did see one of the females digging today, but maybe she was just bored!  I'm also still waiting for a PM about the B. Thieli chams of yours. HINT HINT.
As for size, they will attain a maximum length of about 4" from nose to tail tip. So they actually look bigger in that pic then in real life.
And Jaylyn.... first of all congrats on the upcoming additions! You are perhaps the only person who is more addicted to chams than I am! I want details and pics of yours as soon as possible.
Cheers!
Trace
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04-11-03, 06:11 AM
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Location: Toronto
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4"??? Thats awesome!! So they get along in groups? Do they change colours much like other Chams?
P.S. Thank-you for changing your Avatar Trace! The last one drove me nutts! lol
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04-11-03, 07:35 AM
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hi
congrats trace they look great best of luck with your future breeders.
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