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With all the avenger movies, the boys named our newest faly cpt. America. Here he is showing off his red white and blue.! Ill get a newer pic up in the near future, he's officially parasite free but still has some cleaning up to do. Hopefully the pic doesn't get flipped, but everything i...

Congrats, nice job! Scott

The fresher the better, but next day will work. I've had wcs that I've taken stools from that were over a day old and amebas were detected. So, like i said that stool will probably work just bag it, tag it and put it in the fridge. Scott

Gorgeous, i wish I had half the photography skills of some of the guys and gals on here. Scott

He looks amazing, there was a lot of great falys that came iin on this last maddy shipment. I am assuming you got him on this last shipment, but either way he's awesome. Scott

The general guideline has always been 1 year old minimum. I have followed this and have never had less than a 90 percent hatch rate. Breeding them early, can lead to multiple problems. It will also give them a reduced life span. 8 have been female i waited to mate until she was 1.5 years...

Nice, just 1 question though. Is there a visual barrier between the male and female? If not, that will really stress the female. Even having other animals in sight can really stress them. Best case scenario is to have them in complete isolation other than when breeding. Scott

I use 5.0s that are a few months old. They don't need nearly as much uvb. I would also recommend that they are raised up maybe 3 to 5 inches above the top of the containers. Good luck with the babies. Scott

Looks good, ill have to get some pics of mine as soon as i get some good pics. They'll be in the quarantine room for a bit but, these lines show some real promise. Hopefully, enough of us can get some nice pure faly lines in the usa. Scott

Thanks zsazsa, Laurie, and jann. It truly is a privilege to be able to work with these amazing animals. Scott

Congrats, he looks great. Scott

Thanks mel b and Sarah. BTw, Sarah how's the little guy doing? Hope all is well with you and your chams. Scott

Spring is in the air, and the babies seem to have sensed it. These little ones have been cooking for a year. These little ones were produced by erosion/ noki female. Im very excited to see how they turn out. Scott

Lol, i was surprised to see this thread pop up. He was a gorgeous and great cham. I sold him a good while ago, although I do miss him. I was looking for a different look for a breeder, he just didn't have any red rain. Scott

I used flexwatt and have never really had more than a 1 degree temp swing. I also left the fan in and use a dc converter for the lights and the fan. U could probably use a number of different things maybe go dumpster diving for a broken coffee maker or the element out of an old hovabator. I...

You could use a hot glue gun with a similar type set-up. Scott

I have had them poke their had in and out of the egg for a couple of days before. But, I've also had them sweat and never make it out of the egg. I leave them in until they discolor. Scott

Thanks for sharing, they are gorgeous. Scott

I shotgun treated pretty close to the same as you. The entamoeba was found in a small quantity in the one male that had them which the Flagyl probably knocked it out of the others but just need a little more on the one. The coccidia which i didn't shotgun treat for was found in large...

Just wanted to let you know the results, they all came back with coccidia( which im now going to have to run a couple of doses of ponazuril). One of the males came back with entamoeba as well, which ill run another 5 doses of metranidazole. Scott