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I think those round shaped egg must be female if we employ the rule from "birds". I also got two eggs today, and they looked good. I don't know what to do, though.

Hi guys! I found two egg from my female Spectral Pygmy. I don't know when they laid. I'm a little bit excited, but I realized that those eggs are stained with some brown colors. They are still hard and no signs of rust. Should I keep these eggs?

what a cuties! I really like this small babies! :)

Good picture with nice animal!

yes! this thread is what I was looking for. Thank you Chris! this is awesome. :)

yes, actually they are adorable chams, what I was saying was she laid some not fully developed egg-like stuffs and died. I don't what was worng with her. But, I was so disappointed.

I had red phase of Jackson's few years back. I purchased her from kingsnake.com and died of problem of eggs. anyway, red phase of Jackson's is not so unusual.

this is awsome. I couldn't resist. I just ordered one pair of pygmy.. :)

I tried! They rot so fast, but looked OK! I agreed that there are not much nutrient, though.

Hi everybody! I have one encolsure for my spectral pygmys. Yesterday, we have heavy rains and at night there were so many night crawlers coming on my backyard. I know earthworms make the soil rich, so I just picked 3 of the smallest and put them in my enclosure. Also I gave one to my wild...

thanks for sharing your photos. Actually, I have Spectral Pygmy, too. Unfortunately, my male just died. So I have only 2 females. Btw, I think Spectral pygmy has different subspecies. because two of my females look so different even though they have some similar features.

it's horrible.. My heartbeat is getting high!

that's why I'm asking!!! This is very unusual! Female has brighter and more color!! Thanks again!! :)

wow what a nice chams! Btw, they are same species? To me, they looked so different. :)

oh my! It's my dream to publish my paper with cover! Congratulation again! So when you gonna have your defense? :)

I see this thread today. Congratulation Chris! I'll check out this paper tomorrow when I'll get back to work! PNAS? what a nice journal! I have one publication on PNAS 2004. :)

That's why I'm curious. I think $25 is a bit less for Brookesia stumpffi.

You are absolutely right! I can tell that they are male, female and female. Thanks again!

Thanks a lot! That's what I think. I don't know why they posted with wrong names.

Yes, that's right! Unfortunately, my male just died few days ago with that huge bulge. Then, can you help me to ID this link as well? http://market.kingsnake.com/detail.php?cat=52&de=762064 They are claiming Brookesia stumpffi, but I think it's not. Thank you so much!