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I am going to move to Germany in 5 days, a bit stresses. :eek: What makes it easier to deal with is the fact that I can find my dream chams over there, especially T. montium. :rolleyes:

A beautiful female and bigger than I expected with "baby" in the title. :D Maybe 6 months old.

Also another method: If you can get them to eat fruit flies from your fingers or from a tweezer, they will think anything you give them with your fingers/tweezer is food, even pinheads. But be careful not to hold too tight, their tongue might get hurt.

I am not very familiar with veileds and it might just be me, but his eye, casque, tail and spine seem sunken/skinny. How often and how much do you mist him/give him water? What are the day, night and spot tempuretures? Or maybe he doesn't eat enough to be meaty? As I said, I might be wrong...

I guess when people referred to the hurricane as "cat 4" and "cat 5", they thought people were talking about cats, not categories.

Both of them seem to be males if you ask me. Bases of their tails are wide, they have the extra skin for the hemipenis. That is what I see from these pictures. By the way I am really surprised that you bought 2 hatchlings that are nearly as small as a nail. Are they a few weeks old? This seems...

It is nice to hear good news. Btw, how are the eggs doing?

This is an old post and you probably already know but it is a female. She is old enough to show female patterns and coloration. Her tail base is also very thin, anus area bulges out compared to the tail base.

I know near to nothing about parasites, but by looking at these pictures and photos in the book "Parasitology in Snakes, Lizards and Chelonians" I wonder, can they be hatching worm eggs? Maybe pinworm (Oxyurid)? I don't want to give false ideas, just guessing and trying to help.

They are so sweet, I hope all the babies will find great homes. :D You only can ship them in U.K. I suppose? I can't understand how such rare, small and beautiful species can be underrated by people. :(

Whatsapp groups were our (me and 5-6 friends) way of communication. But I don't like it too much because it takes away useful information and some interesting media from the forums. And even if not very frequent, there is drama. Even without drama there is a developing "group mentality". I don't...

Keeping seahorses is definitely easier than cephalopods (in general, of course it depends on the species). In a home aquarium your best bet would probably be a dwarf octopus species, but you need a REALLY tightly sealed aquarium. The smaller the animal is in comparison to the aquarium, the...

Both seem to be females, but I am not 100% sure about number 2.

Hello fellow chameleon addicts, I will be (hopefully) moving to Germany in 3 weeks and I would like to communicate with other chameleon keepers and breeders from Germany or even the neighboring countries. I will be living in Hessen, so every other major city in Germany are going to be both "far...

Do other keepers also report this behavior in malthe? Very interesting. Can't it be about moisture in the soil helping him shed? Hopefully we will see more of these guys from you :)

They published it in Turkish, I got it. :) I wasn't expecting it to be published in Turkish, but I will also buy English version when it comes here. Apparently English version -which is basically "american version"- comes here too, but a few weeks or a month later then USA publishing date.

Before watching the video, I wasn't expecting to see... chams head... underwater??? His mouth, nose and eyes are all underwater most of the "swimming" time! I was saying "omg, OMG, owww OMG" out loud as his head was going under and above the water again and again. At least torture for ME to...

Video was great. Some really funny chams in the first minute! :D Very informative too of course, thanks Chris. Gonna read the article too and buy the magazine if I can find it in Turkey.

This can be too long or complicated of a treat, sorry. I am confused and not a native english speaker. :embressment: Well… I could not find any DETAILED OR EXACT answer or explanation for many questions. Mostly people just generalise or say their "opinion" when they answer these questions or...

Thanks! :) I don't really know. Her father is a Blue Barred Ambilobe with lots of green, yellow, orange, white and many red dots. The mother is a mystery, unknown local :confused: Seller said her father was "blue" though. So, she may be Nosy Be/Nosy Faly/Ambanja/BB Ambilobe. Seller could be...