Chamaeleolis Porcus

[Shells-n-scales]

Just trying to see if I could find other breeders from around the globe who work and breed Chamaeleolis (anolis) Porcus, Barbatus, Chamaeleonides,etc.

Heck I'm looking for anyone whom exports them to the US on a regular basis.

Here is our female C. Porcus

 

[Mikhail F. Bagaturov]

Hi!
These are not rare in Europe and here in Russia Ch. barbatus is bred regularly.
I just got male to my adult female so i hope for the breeing next year.
If anyone have any tips on how to incubate eggs as i know it is not very simple, will be very useful to read.

 

[wosch]

Hi,
I don't know if you understand german, but here you can find some informations about the incubation of Chamaeleolis eggs:
- Chamaeleolis porcus
Regards
Wolfgang

 

[Shells-n-scales]

Hi!
These are not rare in Europe and here in Russia Ch. barbatus is bred regularly.
I just got male to my adult female so i hope for the breeing next year.
If anyone have any tips on how to incubate eggs as i know it is not very simple, will be very useful to read.

I'm glad to find that out... I've only talked to a lady by the name of Veronika, and another man by the name of Lukas who work with them... Seems like these are seldomly offered here in the US.

I also work with Petrosaurus Thalassinus.

Wosch, thanks for the additional link and info..

 

[Mikhail F. Bagaturov]

hello Shells-n-scales,

I also work with Petrosaurus Thalassinus.

These are really a dream animal indeed for me. They are sometimes available in Euorpe but still high priced

Wolfgang , thank you! I will concern the Google translator to do it's best for the link.

 

[Riverside Reptiles]

I'm glad to find that out... I've only talked to a lady by the name of Veronika, and another man by the name of Lukas who work with them... Seems like these are seldomly offered here in the US.

I also work with Petrosaurus Thalassinus.

Wosch, thanks for the additional link and info..

Those are beautiful animals!

 

[Mikhail F. Bagaturov]

hi!

Here is my pair of A. (Ch.) barbatus.

 

[clarksgeckos]

Hi all,

What is so difficult about incubation of Ch. barbatus eggs. I am acquiring one animal soon as would love to work with them. Have been wanting to work with them for years.

I would really like to know what is so complicated about incubation of this particular reptiles eggs?

Best regards,
Clark

 

[Mikhail F. Bagaturov]

Hello Clark.

The main problem as they need unlike many other reptiles the day-night fluctuation of incubation temperaure.

 

[sune jensen]

I'm picking up a pair of C. porcus in Hamm.
I saw somewhere that these could be kept outside in a screen cage in the summer. Has anyone in here actually tried that succesfully?
I should mention that I live in Denmark/Northern Europe.

-Sune

 

[Mikhail F. Bagaturov]

Sune,

as far as i realize, Chameleolis spp. like high humidity and average temperatures (not high).
Thus, if you can keep both conditions in screening cage outside - you can do it.

 

[sune jensen]

thank you for the information

-Sune

 

[Shells-n-scales]

So I finally got some decent shots... of two of them.. I finally have a decent group of 1.3 now I need Barbatus, Guamhaya, and the other one..

 

[sune jensen]

nice pics. Thanks. I see some screen cages - do you keep them outside?

Best,
Sune

 

[Shells-n-scales]

nice pics. Thanks. I see some screen cages - do you keep them outside?

Best,
Sune

I do take them out as often as I can, but right now the summer is too hot to house them outside. I'll take them out layer in the afternoon when the sun isn't out at full force. They'll probably do better outside during fall when it's a bit cooler.

 

[sune jensen]

thanks for that information. It could turn out to be very handy,

-Sune

 

[Shells-n-scales]

we have eggs as of earlier this week.

 

[Shells-n-scales]

I have officially have bred and hatched Chamaeleolis porcus

 

[PassPort]

Nice!!!!!

 

[Hannibal]

Interesting species! The baby is awesome looking, Congrats!