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New pics from this evening. Tuco and Hector .

A few things that drive me insane.... When females wear open-toed shoes with unpainted toenails over-plucked eyebrows High heels at a sporting event

Carol, I kept two of them and both are blue but this one is exceptional. Here is the other guy

Um, what? :confused: Oh!!!!! I didn't find HIM under a SHED! That bright, blue color was under the skin that he shed. Haha

Haha, I have a lot of doubters, but I swear, not even a tiny bit. The photos were taken on an iphone with zero filter. I think I'm going to have to get a video of him to prove it. Or wait, can videos be edited for color too? If they can, I sure don't know how to do it :)

Thank you, Carol. This guy is just a little over 6 months. I am so happy that Bonsai was generous with his blues before he passed away:)

As requested, here is Bonsai, the sire to this boy. They are ambanja

I wasn't sure that Bonsai's sons could fill his big shoes, but I'm speechless at what I found under today's shed! I'm so excited!!!

Oh, man! I just saw one at That Pet Place on the discount shelf, I should have bought it while I had the chance!!

3 months makes you an expert? Let's see if you can find one reputable breeder on this forum to agree that you are keeping them properly. Just. One......

First, get them in seperate cages. Next, go do a lot of research before you even consider breeding. You should not be breeding if you do not even know how to properly house the animals.

Great idea! Now can you tell me how to get rid of the spiders that chase those escapee crickets? ;)

Thanks you for the compliments, everyone. I was really hopeful that these guys would look half as good as Bonsai, and I am not the least bit disappointed. Laurie, Bonsai was from Chuck G. The dam that I paired Bonsai with can be traced back to Kammer's Glorfindel, so these babies do have...

Yes, ambanja :)

I'm so happy to be able to revive this thread with some new, blue ambanjas. This is Tuco and Hector, sons of Bonsai the Great.

Some current photos of Tuco and Hector, Bonsai's sons. 6 months old.

Yay! I LOVE Reptiles Express, and I will never ship without them. Debbie is extraordinary :)

Thanks, everyone. He's perfect in every way!!

Bonsai is gone, but his spirit lives on with his babies....especial this one. This is Tuco at 18 weeks And in case you forget, here is Bonsai the Great

I have read quite a few instances where unexpected babies start crawling out of flower pots because the female laid her eggs in there without the keeper knowing. I think one of the biggest reasons that we dig them up is because if we left them, that means mom is still in the cage with them, and...