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First off all I want to say that in my opinion it's not wise to buy any baby so young when you have no experience with the species. I think it should be bought or sold. As in such a young age they are quite sensibel. For now it's to late but I hope that one day we don't get this kind of...

good news that he eats. @Ibleedcolors; I think oustalets are really more available as CB as dilepis. And this doesn't mean it's a bad company only when the animals is not healthy their might be an issue. And as a customer you are also self responseble for obtaining your information. A...

most important with those young ones is to make sure they are feeding well. It really differs per animal but almost all love house flies.

He indeed looks nice, but I'm 99% sure it's a WC animal when you look at his body you see typical scratches for WC animals which I have never seen with my offspring. I'm nut sure but it now looks like a she! It are really nice animals to keep and can give you a lot of joy. Good luck...

I like almost all animals from Uganda but I have to make choices.

pumilum, damaranum, thamnobates, setaroi & transvaalense

I think discussion leads no way. I think it's almost impossible to say where more or better results occur. And in the end this is not really important. The biggest problem I have in general with keeping reptiles is the financial discussion above the reason why people tend to keep species...

Hi Benny good to hear they do so well. Although I only want to keep Bradypodion species those ones still tempt me together with the elliots. After South Africa, Uganda stays my second chameleon land. @Tom good to hear you have some eggs! I hope you can hatch them.

Nice animals Benny good to see you finally got them! are the females doing okay? as they are quit sensibel as WC.

hi Jurgen, Very nice job! Those are fantastic animals! I hope you manage to raise them without any problems. Steven

Hey Mario, Good to see you here! Nice to read this information about parson's! I hope we can get some of our old fashion kind of discussions here! I've missed that the last years... Steven

thanks all. Those are my two favourites as well! They are great to work with!

That are not those animals, but some of my babies.

The first three are cordylus cataphractus Then two are phrynosoma's those indeed feed also on ants and termites. As those are captive bred I can also feed them more regular food compared to WC animals.

I have been moving some animals last weekend. Here are some pictures:

thanks for sharing!

In the article you can also read the temps I use. If you have more questions please ask

Hy Tyrone, Welcome to the foruim. Thanks for sharing the pictures and information. The most interesting I read is that you say they are easy to find on some places. I think melanocephalum was one of the first ones placed on the red list. How wide is the range where you can find them...

Hi Casper, Prober information will be difficult as most weather sides will only provide you with info from Durban, and this is a few hunderd meters lower as the midlands. Benny is correct I've been in the thamnobates area and it can snow there. And the lowest temps registered are -16...

nice posts and indeed it should be possible to learn something from the graphs.