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I'm only on generation 3. I have some eggs from that generation due to hatch now, but it was a less successful season than I was hoping for.

Hey Dandy! I've taken a hiatus from breeding to sell and really made my collection smaller. I will have quadricornis again for sale, but not until probably late winter or early spring. I recommend Tylene Duncan or Janet JeanPierre on this forum. Thanks :)

Congratulations Garrett!!!!

Great photo!

Not only stunning Bob, but I think this form of hoehnelii are by far the most beautiful. Kevin

You've been chamforum messaged :)

I would say message me on Facebook ASAP! :)

This is the coolest thing chameleon-wise I've seen in a looooong time...other than Craig's cristifer babies.

I won't have hatchlings again for another 5-6 months. I downsized a lot in the lateralis category, so just keep enough going to have a little surplus. Frank is still breeding them on a larger scale though and has some hatching out now.

Yep-its me-Kevin Stanford :)

They don't keep their gravid coloration all the time when they are relaxed. It is normal for her to turn green again when not bothered by the male. Kevin

This photo from Google is a good example

Ekona, the mature male of this species is pretty obvious when you see them in person. They have clear hemipenal bulges and a larger more defined head.

Ekona, I have kept these. They are most likely Calumma fallax (a related species to nasutum). None of the animals you've shown appear to be males. Blue noses do not define linotum or boettgeri specifically (or sex in this case). Occipital flaps are easy determining factors, and I do not see...

Here's a shot with a sibling :)

Haha-yes the girls rock right off their branches when they see a male and aren't receptive. The mother to these babies is only 9-11 grams depending on whether or not she is gravid. I think she is gravid right now with a 6th clutch. I love them Jann. Hopefully I'll get lucky with many more...

This is the first of hopefully many hatchlings from Alaska, the CBB campani girl I hatched out in April 2015. Here is baby with momma :)

Love them! Always wanted to raise some CH melleri. Kevin

Jeremy, What I meant was you should not beat yourself up over it because you probably did not do anything wrong, and maybe the eggs were not destined to hatch. :rolleyes: Anyway, can't wait to see all the willsii you hatch before everyone else. You definitely have less eggs than others I know...

Jeremy, Just out of curiosity, why did you intend to diapause them a 2nd time? I very much doubt that's necessary even if you've been told otherwise. What temps. were they at during the warm and cool periods? Also, they probably would not have made it regardless of what you did if they molded...