Baby K. multituberculata

Mike Fisher · Nov 24, 2014

Some baby cham photos. Kinyongia multituberculata ~2 weeks of age.

lovelychams · Nov 24, 2014

Love it!

Their eyes are so cute! Thanks for posting.

Motherlode Chameleon · Nov 24, 2014

Mike

They look great! Seeco has even heard about them! KCK!!

Best Regards
Jeremy A. Rich

MelissaB · Nov 24, 2014

I LOVE that first photo! They're adorable and look like they're doing fantastic.

laurie · Nov 24, 2014

Baby in the first picture seems to be saying Mom, Mom, Laurie where are you. I will want to come home soon.

They are sweet, good job, Mike

repdog · Nov 24, 2014

They are so small and cute and huggable.

Chase · Nov 24, 2014

They're looking good! I'm looking forward to more updates

Chase

RyU · Nov 24, 2014

First two pics looks like the dude just took a ride on a ceiling fan

. I hope my own K. Multi eggs are ok after my whole incubator fiasco....

Mike Fisher · Nov 24, 2014

Thanks everybody! Really enjoying the overload of babies all at once. I like the baby K. multi so much that I have some more WC breeding stock on the way to me. And another clutch of Trioceros perreti will be hatching in about a month.

The cham room is filling out nicely. The hatchlings seem to really like my fully planted baby tanks made from stacked totes for extra height. They are staying well fed and hydrated and I haven't lost a single one.

ponders · Nov 25, 2014

Is that Kermit the Frog in those first 2 pictures? Such cute babies!
Good luck with them.

Montium · Nov 25, 2014

Awesome, congrats!

johnnyev · Nov 25, 2014

Love e'm Mike! Congratulations.

Waiting myself for a female, to pair up with a male i have recently got.

frankpayne32 · Nov 25, 2014

Awesome! The peretti is especially exciting. But those multi's are adorable.

Mike Fisher · Nov 25, 2014

Mike Fisher said:
I like the baby K. multi so much that I have some more WC breeding stock on the way to me.

Scratch that.....The importer sent K. tavatana, sigh.....

RyU · Nov 25, 2014

Mike Fisher said:
Scratch that.....The importer sent K. tavatana, sigh.....

Even better!

Chase · Nov 25, 2014

Mike Fisher said:
Scratch that.....The importer sent K. tavatana, sigh.....

Well now you just have to breed those too!

Chase

Mike Fisher · Nov 25, 2014

Chase said:
Well now you just have to breed those too!

Chase

I don't believe there will be enough demand for the offspring. We'll see, but I predict that I will either have to create demand or be stuck with them. Like it or not, I now have a colony of K. tavs.

Chase · Nov 25, 2014

Mike Fisher said:
I don't believe there will be enough demand for the offspring. We'll see, but I predict that I will either have to create demand or be stuck with them. Like it or not, I now have a colony of K. tavs.

I mean if you really need someone to take them off your hands, you could just send them to me. I won't deny any chameleon

Chase

Mike Fisher · Nov 25, 2014

Chase said:
I mean if you really need someone to take them off your hands, you could just send them to me. I won't deny any chameleon

Chase

We'll see what happens. Mostly just disappointed I didn't get the K. multis.

Chase · Nov 25, 2014

Mike Fisher said:
We'll see what happens. Mostly just disappointed I didn't get the K. multis.

How many were you wanting?

Chase

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