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One more for good luck :D

I had a photo shoot with a few of my breeders today. My WC Nosy Be and my WC Ambilobe. They sure put on a show for me today! Enjoy! :D

Great shots! I wish we could buy locusts in Canada. I wonder why there are no locust breeders though. They are readily available in fields by the hundreds!

The Sire could very well have been a Red Barred Ambanja, but it's not always a guarantee that the offspring will look like the sire. The dame has 50% to do with the genetics of the clutch as well. She probably came from a blue barred ambanja line, and that trait was then passed onto the...

The poor poor people that purchased females are screwed.

Hi Liz, I think your eggs were over hydrated and they swelled up prematurely. That sucks :(

It looks to me, that you may have 2 fertile eggs in that clutch. The 2 nice and white ones. It almost seems like she was bred once before you purchased her and she laid a second clutch on retained sperm. Keep them all until they go moldy. I'm pretty sure 2 of them will be fertile though.

What do you do with all the Gecko feces all over the house after they deficate? Let roaches loose to eat it up? lol :eek: ;)

He's definitely not a pure Ankaramy locale, but if he's only a pet, it really doesn't matter. He should turn out very nice nonetheless. I've never seen a Furcifer Pardalis that I didn't like.

I'm sure he means Ankaramy, but that's not what this thread is about. It's about a sick Veiled...

Nice Chameleon. I can see Chuck G shaking his head at your finger nails though. There is some good stuff under those nails lol. ;)

He's looking amazing! Great job with him so far.

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My Nosy Be Breeder, Oscar The Grouch, posing for the camera...lol

I would say it's a male.

Jealous I sure wish they'd be available in Canada one day... It's safe to say that probably 90% of Chameleon keepers dream of one day caring for one.

They did a great job showing your fabulous studies. I too wish it were longer, but what they did show was really cool. From what was shown, you were feeding crickets. Have you done studies using Blaptica Dubia, Lobsters or Hissers? It would be interesting to see in slow motion, the affect of...

Chris, I watched the show a few minutes ago and that was very very interesting. It's pretty funny how the Panther wouldn't cooperate for you LOL. Now we all know what you've been up to :D

Thanks Chris, I'll definitely check it out :)

My Panthers leave them alone, but I'm not sure if a Veiled will act the same way towards them or not. Those beetles will die off in a short period of time, so I wouldn't worry too much about being over run by them.