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Looks male to me with the hemipenal buldge

you need small crickets and small worms for this. I feed mine about 5-8 per feeding every 2 days.

very nice

Can't wait... looking great anyway!:D:D

Always love to see Melleri...never had a chance to work with them but one day I will!

Can you post a clearer picture of the heel? Male should have a buldge/heel and female don't. Your picture is not clear enough. From this angle, it looks like a female.

Is that a baby carpet chameleon?

Agreed with Nick. Jurgen will be the best person to talk to. Maybe he can introduce some of his friends in EU who can also share their experience on the incubation technique. On a side note, welcome to the most addicting hobby!

I have no experience with those imported WC Parsonii in USA but I have seen many WC Parsonii in Thailand. For whatever reason, animals sent to Thailand, become legalized with CITES paperwork. 1 shipment of 30 heads Parsonii (was actually a mix of Parsonii yellow lips, Parsonii Orange eyes...

Yeah.. you have a boy!

Is a girl. There is no sign of buldging tail base from the pic.

Yeap a girl!

Agreed with NHenn, you have 2 females from the pictures.

Hi All, I am trying to get a shipment of chameleons from Africa, I was just wondering if there is anyone who has any recommendations? I am trying to setup a breeding facilities in Malaysia. However, there are many con-artists in the midst. These are a few individuals from Africa who contacted...

Cool! can't wait for the end result. Make it a jungle!

Looks like a female to me. If you look at the tail base of the first picture, it lacks the pouch you see in a male. None the less, is a good specimen.

Can't wait to see the finish product

I have some crazy colors Veiled up for grab. Unfortunately I am in Malaysia!! Here are some pictures of the male brothers... the color is intense!:D:D [/URL][/IMG] [/URL][/IMG] [/URL][/IMG]

This is what i did, try to smash the insect into pulp and simply place a bit of the smudge onto its lips, usually chameleon will start sticking out the tongue to gobble bit by bit. Works for me. Not sure if this works for you.

For Arowana, it falls under the department of fisheries. They are smarter. Even with that we can still find millions of untag Arowana locally. Chameleons are under department of wildlife and nature parks. I am trying to fight to get the microchipping law on chameleons removed. There are less...