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Oh can you send me the pattern if you can that rules! i knit but i can learn crochetting for that

that is one sexy cham for sure uber jelous as well

its a vericousis (mind the spelling to lazy to look it up)

Kick ass Congrats, now she will never stop laying haha. That is eggcillent! Congrats Trace too for the first 2 generations. BOOYA to majors!

I have 3 babies for sale 2 females and one unknown but were thinking male but are unsure. they are all approx 4 months old all born in July. I have been treating these chams the same husbandry as panthers with great results. there tempermints are more like a Veiled not quite as grumpy. they CANT...

Iv had small poly tubing burst on me iv had no trouple with the braided polyurethane kind braided polyurethane tubing, and clamps on everyting. has worked for me as well as extra rubber washer for the attachement to my tap(i need a new pump).

"If you know the eggs have been laid and have decided to incubate them outside the laying media then gather your incubation container and wet the incubation media to the moisture level desired. Once again, there are many theories on how wet or dry the media should be. I use vermiculite and wet...

Lay off iv been avoiding these posts like the plague (stick out toung smile face inserted here) here is my 2 cents for what its worth According to the info i have some across they can hatch quite fast (4-6 months) in temps in the mid 20's C or higher. Personally I treated them...

IT also looks angeli to me based on some other pics i have seen in books ect, i think the one you posted has a big nose but iv seen pics of them with smaller more juvinal noses that look very much like pardalis from a distance. im guessing angeli but if it is a panther its an ugly ass tamatave!

I'm actually quite shocked that one hatched i was expecting close to a year for incubation, they were laid on March 4th 07, so 7 months. so far other eggs are although quite large not showing signs of hatching no sweating or slits. I have about 3 or 4 clutches of them. Here are the parents im...

im very eggcited had to share check out number one uber cutness!!

post #1 = MALE post #2 = MALE post #3 = unknown need a tail base shot they do not look like delipis delipis illhave to look at my refrences to see what subspecies as well

id guess she was a year old when i put her down mabey slightly older

i have seen this on a little werneri female i had i eventually had to put her down as her spine worsened and she eventually could not move properly I got my girl very young with this but some off the explinatlions i heard are keep in mind this is livebearing i think this was a factor in some...

Cycles are important even CB animals of some species require simulated cycling changes, I suspect delipis are one of these biased on my experience with them so far. not all chams will just produce eggs any time.

she could be prego but from what i have seen female flaps are rather large in the body anyway, thin arms and large body. Keeping a laying bucket is a excelent idea expecially since they were togeather for a while, but i would vote ungravid, when gravid my female looked just like a female veild...

I forgot to take a pic of my table lmao really pro eh lol. here is one from my last show thats my brother he helps me at every show

Some Pictures of this Expo (at various times through out the day)