A few years in the making......

[summoner12]

 

[NosyBeT360]

I love how they are climbing on eachother!!! Amazing picture!!!

 

[Solid Snake]

Outstanding!

Best of luck!!!

 

[coldbloodedAL]

Awweeesooomme!

Good luck Kevin!

 

[clarkrw3]

CONGRATS!!! GREAT work!! Good luck Kevin.

 

[pssh]

They don't even care. Good luck with them! I know you'll do really well.

 

[Jimturner]

YIPEE! Years in the making for sure. Congrats!

 

[Salty]

not really sure what's going on here.... What's been a few years in the making? Are you breeding a rare kind of cham?
sorry.... guess this means I'm still an extreem nooby.....

 

[ataraxia]

heck fire them thar green lizaards ar gettin it on. Congrats!

 

[robmd1]

Rite on kevin congrats an good luck with them i know how much youve put into this moment.

 

[wendyeeeo]

Well Kevin - she looks damn happy in the process!! Congrats!! So put me on the list for one of those hatchlings, will ya? )

 

[Ace]

Congratz Kev!!!!

Perserverence is key and you stuck it out to this accomplishment, best of luck

 

[laurie]

not really sure what's going on here.... What's been a few years in the making? Are you breeding a rare kind of cham?
sorry.... guess this means I'm still an extreem nooby.....

You just haven't watched Kevin and his mellers for years like we have. Captive Bred mellers are few and far between so that he finally has a pair mating is a very big deal. Melleri are a cham that can't be sexed by any visual means. You either have several and hope. or have a very small chance for babies.

Good Job Kevin. they did take their sweet time. Now the waiting.

 

[coldbloodedAL]

I am aware of the difficulty sexing T. Melleri, but is that the only reason they can be so hard to breed? Will this pair continue breeding?

 

[Action Jackson]

Congratulations Kevin and Renee. That's awesome.

 

[pssh]

They seem to randomly decide to breed. (Well, I'm sure it's not actually randomly, but they can be together for years before they choose to do so.)

 

[Chali2naRap]

Beautiful chams making Beautiful Babies, congrats and good luck

 

[espressodude]

Congratulations, now the waiting begins!

 

[summoner12]

I am aware of the difficulty sexing T. Melleri, but is that the only reason they can be so hard to breed? Will this pair continue breeding?

Melleri are a more social than the other chams. They don't hop into bed because their instinct is telling them to.... e.g. vields or panthers.. or most species.

In other words... these guys like to court and figure out if it's worth it. As usual the female decides.

 

[mychamtini112012]

So its taken you years to finally get a pair that will breed.? Dang....how long does incubation and everything last.? Are their lifespans just as long.?