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We hope all goes well 🙏🏼❤️

Ramblin Exotics is awesome and has great nosy be available now. He has them listed on morph market.

Just had an amazing updated picture of one of our Ambanja we produced. Got to love that clean look and beautiful colors. Also we have had some killer looking sambava’s this year so that would be a very hard decision to pick just one.

My personal preference in the wild type look Ambanja locale. But I love sambava and nosy be as well so that’s why I have them all 😆. + Nosy Faly because there doesn’t seem to be anyone else working with that locale anymore and they are beautiful

@Sherbertsmysunshine He is beautiful and you have done a wonderful job with him.

I will be slowly decreasing the time for the lights for a total of 2hr. Reduction in time.

They bask constantly I use the Arcadia 6% or reptisun 5.0 Exact same enclosure well ventilated and a warm area

When I breed them I separate lay box for them to hatch in a different enclosure

We have always kept UVB on our hoppers.

One of WC Alamo Ranger’s baby boys showing off.

Thank you for providing Sherbert a wonderful life. He is so beautiful

Woohoo happy hatch day Sherbert. Looks like you are loved and cared for well. ❤️

Who did she come from? Maybe they will work something out with you.

It works really well.

Here is a 3 month old the tail base is thick where in females like yours gets skinny right after the vent.

Here is a picture of a 4 month old I had. Ignoring color Look at how thick the tail base is.

Looks like you have a female. Here is an almost 5 month old male sambava with a really cool bar I just posted on our website.

We have ran into that problem years ago. So I started making rain domes for on top of the enclosure

I would like to add this pictured observation as well made by Thorsten and Alex of madcham’s right at the end of the rainy season into the dry season. Not condoning watering chameleons this way but this isn’t the first time I have heard of chameleons drinking this way in the rainy season and dry...

Olaf was a wealth of information to us and I probably annoyed him many time with a lot of questions 😆 but he was always humble and would discuss many topics and observations with me because I think he enjoyed the conversations of not just chameleons but Madagascar because he chose to dedicate...