Baby K. multituberculata
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Mike Fisher
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Half dozen.
Mike Fisher
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Did you have trouble selling offspring? If I were in the UK, I'm sure they would sell like hotcakes.
Mike Fisher
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I intentionally left that out. :-( I gave a lot away.
Lets split the export to Europe. Between the two of us we could supply enough CB animals to make a lot of people happy.
Carl
Well darn! It looks like I'll have my work cut out for me then. Don't get me wrong, I like all chameleons, except maybe calyptratus.
I just would not have bought a breeding colony of these. I've seen photos of the tavs after acclimation and they are stunning, especially the greens on the females. One female I got is ready to lay, so I should have eggs soon. She's a bit dehydrated ATM so hopefully there won't be any problems. She drank so heavily today that she regurgitated most of it.
Chase
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Well darn! It looks like I'll have my work cut out for me then. Don't get me wrong, I like all chameleons, except maybe calyptratus.
One female I got is ready to lay, so I should have eggs soon. She's a bit dehydrated ATM so hopefully there won't be any problems. She drank so heavily today that she regurgitated most of it.
Well if you really want to get rid of them you could just send me them
Chase
CarlC
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Well darn! It looks like I'll have my work cut out for me then. Don't get me wrong, I like all chameleons, except maybe calyptratus.
One female I got is ready to lay, so I should have eggs soon. She's a bit dehydrated ATM so hopefully there won't be any problems. She drank so heavily today that she regurgitated most of it.
On courting males the rusty red colors just totally pop! The veins in between the rostrals turn a fire red color.
They usually don't ship to well so you got lucky! With the group I had a round of Panacur was needed.
If I had a few extra cages I'd take some off your hands.
Carl
Mike Fisher
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Well if you really want to get rid of them you could just send me them
Chase
That's the second time you've said that.
I'd trade for K. multi. but the thought of shipping these guys again this time of year turns me off. They are not in tip top shape.
Chase
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That's the second time you've said that.
Hey I'm just trying to score some fischers
Chase
Mike Fisher
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Hey I'm just trying to score some fischers
Chase
I generally don't give chams away, but I have been known to make a few awesome trade deals to fellow breeders if you have something I'm looking for.
Quadricornis and Deremensis are at the top of my list ATM. And of course the aformentioned K. multi.
Motherlode Chameleon
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Mike Fisher
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Thanks! I'm sure they will grow on me and if I get babies, they'll be the best thing since sliced bread or some other creative marketing scheme.
ponders
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Mike Fisher
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I have quadricornis
I know. The question you have to ask yourself is if you want to be a future keeper of Kinyongia matschiei. Then contact me.
For sure Mike... And i'd be your first customer
I love the look of tav's & their small size suits my set ups, down to the ground.
Mike Fisher
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Oh yeah, I forgot about that.
K. multi and T. perreti babies, but smaller quantities. Not sure how many will be available once sexed. Up to my ears in the K. mats and I know I can't keep many due to the size the adults get.
Chase
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Oh yeah, I forgot about that.
K. multi and T. perreti babies, but smaller quantities. Not sure how many will be available once sexed. Up to my ears in the K. mats and I know I can't keep many due to the size the adults get.
How.many mats do you have?
Chase
Mike Fisher
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For sure Mike... And i'd be your first customer
I love the look of tav's & their small size suits my set ups, down to the ground.
You'd really like the K. uluguruensis then. They are even smaller than K. tavatana. Like half their size. Feisty as hell though.
