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Mine are drinking very easily. They need more time for drinking but after 1-2 min of shower, they usually start drinking in almost every case. If they don't, I know I don't have to insist and the best thing is to come a bit later. I didn’t see a real difference between the 4 of them...

No, no, not her birthday...or maybe my english is not correct (or I should change the title of this post after all:D or I should post only once per year:D). @DavidBuchan I could post pictures of other chameleons but for parsons I don't have anymore.

Because serendipity is getting older, she has now a name related to her human grand-mother, please call her Anita.:D Also, because she will reach her third birthday in next summer, she has friends to play with, respectively named Gilbert, Andy, and Doe (temporary until I could sex this young...

Andreas, Thank you for your very informative thread ! I was wondering about the male/female ratio of the babies? But I know that most of the babies left your home before it is possible to sex them. Anyway, do you gather these kind of data?

Sorry for the bad quality, but it is late here. Hope it is enough. I did not hibernate him.

I couldn't resist to post a pic of mine but only because I think he's from the same clutch than yours. Nice to see some members of his family.:) He's a younger brother if yours are exactly one year old, his birthday is in less than one month.

I think that serendipity could suit her very well. She was unexpected.

Thank you all! I'm sure she will appreciate. @Laurie: I'll try to post pictures more often.

Today, we are celebrating her birthday. She’s one year old.:) It’s such a pleasure to see her growing every day.

They were left at room temperature from December until september (which included a high variation in temperature here) followed by 2 diapauses (3 if we include that december started at 19°C by day): -2 months sept-oct D/N 17-18°C/r.t., -3 months jan-april D/N 16°C/r.t. [In summer, r.t easily...

So many frenchies:D I guess I have one of those babies

If it looks like an ampiskiana, I would guess... ankarea?

Congrats Celine:) What amazing colors !...I'm jealous

I also readed carefully this publication for a while. M.D.Finke gathered some really interesting data. His work helped me to make some ‘chow’ for the caterpillars I bred. See: https://www.chameleonforums.com/our-europen-hornworm-16073/ In my opinion, mulberry leaves contain essentially...

I got them from butterflies’ breeders. I bred them for about 2 years in my home and they are quite resistant. Short diapause and “free” food make them very attractive. Sorry for the size in cemtimeters. I mean 4-5 inches for adults. If you can manage conveniently with bombyx eri (short...

I started for a while a study on nutritional values of differents walking sticks. Few or any real informations are available…but the first results I obtained are exciting and seem really interesting.

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and now sphinx ligustrum

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Hello everyone, Here some pictures of acherontia atropos (we don’t have hornworm, but something very close). The caterpillar is probably bigger (10-12 cm for 15 g) [I guess because I never bred hornworm]. You need 5 to 6 weeks for the life cycle. The moth needs at least 1-2 months to rest...