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Yeah Parson’s egg hatching is on another level from Panther egg hatching. Actually several levels lol.

Yellow Giant Parson’s

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All valid points. I guess I wasn’t thinking of having a mister feeding a single cage and spraying at that high pressure. I would imagine the chameleons wouldn’t dig that! My pumps all feed multiple cages. Usually 20-40 cages per pump so the pressure is far less and it works very well for me. I...

I may have a female an available in a couple months. She’s gravid right now so after she lays and recoups I will be looking for a new home for her. I also have a adult male and a smaller juvenile male available.

Thanks as usual for the kind comments. I understand what you are doing is working well for you. The habitats that Parson’s come from experience heavy rainfall. In my opinion they are getting their primary hydration from drinking during this time. It’s true it gets foggy in the wild but as I...

I don’t know. As I said none of my chameleons run from the misters or show any distress from being misted.

Here’s an example of what my temps and humidity levels are like currently.

Well I breed and keep Parson’s and other Calumma species along with some Uroplatus all of which come from areas in the wild that see a lot of rainfall. My indoor misting which is mostly for babies and juveniles is 3 minutes after lights on. 1 minute at noon and 10+ minutes before lights out...

I see and hear the conversations about hydration and fogging all the time on the internet, live feeds and podcasts. I very rarely comment and usually click off because I don’t usually agree with what’s being said. I’m very lucky to live in a place where humidity and temperatures are just about...

Marojejy is probably one of the last bucket list spots in Madagascar I’d like to go to. I’ve heard some great things about it. I’ve seen a picture of a female parsonii that was taken there. No male was found and this area was not know to have Parson’s. Hopefully they find a male there soon.

Feel free to send me a private message and we can discuss.

I’ve had the good fortune to travel to Madagascar several times to specifically see chameleons in their natural habitats. I’ve come to the conclusion that chameleons will eat just about any insect that comes into range. There are tons of grasshoppers, leafhoppers, crickets, katydids, moths...

Congratulations sonny13! Wow one of the most common chameleons beat out one of the most rare ones but hey I love Jackson’s too. Great picture also Steve! Love those brevicorne.

Very nice article Alex!

I have this beautiful CBB female YG for sale. She is from the pairing of Mr Anderson my green bodied YG and my female named Rio. $1500 plus shipping. I have others that are similar in size and I will also have some OE available in the coming months and throughout the year. Prices are...

A rarely seen or photographed Green Giant Parson’s seen on the Masoala Peninsula, Madagascar. March 2023