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Here are 2 out of the 7 Willsii babies I have. These are from different females. Such a cool and entertaining species. The babies are super small when they hatch and required extra attention. I’m looking forward to attemptInG F2’s in the future.

Cool! Where are you getting your Parson’s?

Captive bred Calumma parsonii cristifer. 5 years old.

My oldest Parson’s lost his eye a couple years ago from an eye poke from a female during mating season. He has had no problem eating as normal.

Thank you for giving him such a great and caring home. I’m glad he’s settling in well now. I’m always here to help.

Just had this little one hatch. I have 14 eggs due to hatch. These will be my last Parson’s eggs and my last eggs in general. It’s going to be really weird not having eggs and having incubators running all the time. I have had eggs constantly for many years. I will still have all my adults and...

I still have Parson’s available…..😉

Have you met any other people that have chameleons in Mexico? There are quite a few of my Parson’s that live there.

I had a Parson’s that drowned and when I found him he was completely lifeless. After about 45 minutes of trying to revive him he came back to life and I still have him 5 years later. Their hearts can slow way down.

It reminded me of what Kevin Zamp was doing back in the day.

Is this Luis?

Adult Bifidus are similar in size to an adult Panther chameleon.

Those are my Furcifer willsii. That picture didn’t come out to well because of the sun shining through the screen. These babies love to bask in the sun. I have better pictures but I couldn’t post them here because the files are too large.

Yes some. Lol. I have a lot of chameleons! The 3rd and 6th pictures are Furcifer bifidus and the last picture is of my baby Furcifer willsii.

Here’s some pictures of a few of my captive bred chameleons.

Glad you had a great trip Michael!

Congratulations James!

Thanks. I didn’t see that and wow!, that vet is cheap.