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Wow, the male looks flawless! Good luck with them!

Wonderful species and congrats on raising the babies so far! Mark, what kind of lighting are you using for them?

i had furcifer verrucosus for a few years now. I supplement them the same as you would a panther. I did calcium a couple times a week, d3 and multivitamin once a month. I hope this helps you out, you can pm me if you have any questions with this species Collin

Good luck! I wish more members would take advantage of pygmy species.

Is the top of the entertainment center just a perimeter around the lights to hide them or is it covering the lights on top like a cap?

He looks like he was sleeping. It seems like they just woke him up to take the pic. I know you said he had an eye infection just be careful when if decide to get him. Collin

I am looking for a mistking pump with any accessories that you have (timer, tubing, nozzles, ect)

Beautiful as always! That's funny she's attracted to the camera.

They look great, best of luck!

I'm looking forward to seeing more pics of the species you've kept previously! I will keep looking for you threads to pop up as you find more pics. Hasn't k. multituberculata been listed as endangered? I remember when seeco was still active, he had a large breeding program.

Only females have red heads but pictures would help. you can also tell by the base of the tail which has already been said. By 3 1/2 months i was able to sex just by looking at their horns that were starting to develop.

Beautiful coloration! I'd like to get my hands on some cb or ch if anyone bought some from the recent shipment. They seemed really beat up that why i didn't get any wc. Did you have a large group back when you had them?

Mike, at the rate you're going in a years time we might want to change your name to the kinyongia farmer!

Chase, i was wondering the same thing! I've been thinking about getting B. superciliaris or B. thieli on a future import along with C. crypticum if they receive a quota this year. Collin

Happy New Year!

Any new updates?

That's great news Mike! How long did you have to wait for this clutch to hatch? 15 months again? It's so crazy, when i had k. boehmei eggs they only took 6 months to hatch!

This pair is still available.

I have a pair of mt meru Jacksons for sale. I received them about 5 months ago. They are ltc (long term captive) and have been treated for parasites. The pair have mated so I'd expect babies in about 7 months. Here are some pics Send me a pm with your email if the pictures don't work or you...

great pics and good luck with the baby johnstonii!