Let's see who can I.D. this animal

[Brad Ramsey]

How about this one?


-Brad

 

[Reptiliatus]

Rampholeon brevicaudatus?

 

[zonbonzovi]

+1 except I can't tell if there is a "beard" or not from the picture.

 

[Brad Ramsey]

It is R. brevicaudatus!
The genus, however, has changed to Rieppeleon.
I thought it might be a little tricky since this animal just hatched a few days ago.

By the way ... still waiting for ID on the Furcifer sp.

-Brad

 

[Reptiliatus]

It is R. brevicaudatus!
The genus, however, has changed to Rieppeleon.
I thought it might be a little tricky since this animal just hatched a few days ago.

By the way ... still waiting for ID on the Furcifer sp.

-Brad

Yes!
Score!

I was really looking for that itty bitty tail hehe.... I love Chams

 

[ZergFront]

Ha!
spectrum is right.
How about another ... although no one has identified the Furcifer sp. yet
This one is easy!

-Brad

I know! It's a Triceratops! :liar: Did I get it?

I don't know chameleons too well, but you must have deep pockets, I've looked at some of them on price lists.

 

[Brad Ramsey]

I don't know chameleons too well, but you must have deep pockets, I've looked at some of them on price lists.

It is an expensive hobby but a lot of my animals have been given to me by other keepers or I have traded for them.

-Brad

 

[Brad Ramsey]

Here is another photo of the yet to be identified Furcifer species.
Any guesses?

-Brad

 

[zonbonzovi]

Shot in the dark: F. monoceras?

 

[presurcukr]

not realy good with chameleons but think Furcifer nicosiai

 

[Brad Ramsey]

Nope.

-Brad

 

[Sarcastro]

Just a guess F verrucosus?

 

[Brad Ramsey]

Just a guess F verrucosus?

Good guess.
But, no.

-Brad

 

[Sarcastro]

F. pardalis?...lol I'm stumped

 

[Brad Ramsey]

This will give it away:
This species is the longest (tip to tip) recorded chameleon on record.

-Brad

 

[Sarcastro]

Oustalet's Chameleon (Furcifer oustaleti) you did say it was easy..I would have never guessed it

 

[Reptiliatus]

It is an expensive hobby but a lot of my animals have been given to me by other keepers or I have traded for them.

-Brad

I obviously realise that many different Chameleons have different requirements for husbandry but I wanted to ask you a few questions about lighting... For UVB emissions do you use a 10.0 reptisun uvb by zoomed on your panthers? Is a 5.0 more resonable? Thanks

 

[Brad Ramsey]

I obviously realise that many different Chameleons have different requirements for husbandry but I wanted to ask you a few questions about lighting... For UVB emissions do you use a 10.0 reptisun uvb by zoomed on your panthers? Is a 5.0 more resonable? Thanks

You know (believe it or not) I don't keep Furcifer pardalis (panthers), however, I have only recommended using a 10.0 if chameleons are housed in a Reptarium due to the denser mesh.
Reptisun 5.0's are on top of all of my enclosures. The tops are aluminum screen.

-Brad

 

[Brad Ramsey]

Shall we keep going?
How about this guy?
He is a little over two months old.

-Brad

 

[Reptiliatus]

You know (believe it or not) I don't keep Furcifer pardalis (panthers), however, I have only recommended using a 10.0 if chameleons are housed in a Reptarium due to the denser mesh.
Reptisun 5.0's are on top of all of my enclosures. The tops are aluminum screen.

-Brad

Oh really?! You have beautiful Chams, but I thought you'd have a few panthers too...hehe

Thanks very much for your help there Brad!

hmmm I'll have to take some time to guess this one...