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How are they at 16?

Well for one thing a much larger variation in food has become easy to find since the 90's. I think a varied diet plays a large roll in keeping chams happy, they seem to enjoy certain food items at certain times of the year. This may not be true for everyone but it is for most of my chams.

Very nice, best of luck with them.

Cover looks good, some chams never like a cage no matter how nice it is.

That's a female, no tarsal spur.

only seven more to go lol, best of luck

I'm sure some folks are still bringing them in. I think there is one more female in Miami as this guy came in as a 1.3

Hopefully it will be an interesting show

Not all of them are his but I'm glad he shares them here.

Here is a photo for those that wanted to see one. He was getting excited because the sight divider was down between him and one of the females.

Just the 1.1 I'm 1.2 on the giants now.

I have been keeping mine in the same conditions as the Parsons. They seem to like it so far.

and for the hell of it, my little O girl eating a roach

Your O's are giving you trouble? Mine practically chase me down for food lol. I'm pretty sure one of my Brevs is a Crypticum as well, without a Brev to match it with they can be tough to tell apart. I suspect we will see more com in as Brevs, so males should be around at some point. Pure...

Good luck with her

Yeah my father's place in Kona was covered in them, day geckos that is , he used to feed them fruit and they would flock to him lol.

Very nice, Gonzo is my favorite.

I'll have to dig out my old Vivariums and what CIN articles I still have around and give them another read. Right now they all eat discoids, some more than others and I may break down and do some mantis just to mix it up for them.

Iao supposedly has some dart frogs as well so look down every so often the next time you are there lol

Maybe I will start a colony of them on my patio lol. They breed like rats in Hawaii.