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Congrats! Best of luck with the incubation.

yup...looks like a burn

Congrats on the pairing... some really nice photos

My fingers are crossed for ya... Good luck!

Awesome looking shipment. Keep us posted how they fair.

the key is to not let it get dried out while it is out in order to avoid amputation. use the method Jan described before manually trying to tuck it in, it might take a while (several alternating times). trying to manually push back in is not a pretty process but it can be done.

the first few days they are living off of there yoke sack. They will start you will see

If you got a list going put me on it :o

You got some a great looking collection and some really nice photos

I am not familiar with that particular bulb.... but some of those bulbs have to go trough a cool down period before they can be turned back on. So it might not work well with the thermostat. You can try it with out the thermostat by letting it get up to temp then try turning it off and then back...

Oh ya... you learn quick with GTP the first 3 steps when dealing with them: 1: immobilize head 2: check that head is immobilized 3: check that you checked the head is IMMOBILIZED! :eek::eek::eek::eek:

the key is to keeping it moist... if it dries out then you have problems. Prolapse happens often with the Green Tree pythons and sometimes you have to push it back in if the method Jan described does not work. The first time is the hardest

Be careful.... 160 watt bulb will put off a lot of heat... make sure it does not burn your chameleon

Congrats on your breeding project! beautiful looking neo's ... love that white striping.

My thoughts and prayers go out to you

Yes I do breed. Have plenty to choose from at the moment several different ages. So hit me up with a PM when you are ready... love to have you over even if its just to "shoot the ****" as they say.

Awesome... what are there ages?

If you ever want to make the drive to Sacramento I can help you out. Alex

That is just recording the air temp in that area. It would be wise to invest in some kind of laser temp reader. Place something in the basking area and measure the temp of that object several times over a period of time. Mass will build up heat. then you can a adjust bulb wattage or bulb height...

What are you actually using to measure the temp with?