Back in the saddle -- new Kinyongia multituberculata babies

[Seeco]

After loosing a few clutches this winter I held off on announcing these guys prematurely. I think it is safe to say now that they are rock solid. Hatched around July 1st.

Sorry for the poor quality but I am not messing around with these guys -- taking them out and posing them for photos. For all of you on the wait list if they look big enough for you to keep just let me know -- I am confident about shipping them now.

 

[suzi]

Congratulations! They are absolutely beautiful

 

[jdog1027]

How many did you get and/or, are all of them reserved? Also, at what age can you reliably sex these guys?

 

[laurie]

You don't need to pose them, the first picture is perfect. Glad to see your babies again.

 

[Txherp]

I want one! Too bad I don't have room for anymore at the moment. Keep breeding them I will hit you up in the future!!

 

[chams1]

Here here! I will never get tired of seeing your babies!! Congratulations on these and for sticking with it!

 

[Dooley1]

Nice multis. The pics are nice too. Congrats.

Kevin

 

[Seeco]

How many did you get and/or, are all of them reserved? Also, at what age can you reliably sex these guys?

I have 13 total. Four are reserved and I am keeping at least 2 so that means 7 will be up for grabs.

Thanks for all the comments and support folks!

 

[jessica]

Arrr You and your perfect babies! They are gorgeous.

 

[CNorton]

Way to go Louis! I've always thought what you're doing is JUST what the hobby needs...someone dedicated to one species, not giving up, becoming the expert on that species. AND I do see you on just about every multituberculata thread, helping out.

I have 13 total. Four are reserved and I am keeping at least 2 so that means 7 will be up for grabs.

I quoteth the above because I know that's not an easy question to answer. A lot of you folks out there who have not bred chams before don't realize that raising young ones is not a cakewalk. They die, despite our best efforts. So just realize when we give you exact number of what we have, those can change. Most people aren't willing to answer as honestly as the above.

Again, super excited people are realizing how awesome Kinyongia species are. So active! So much fun to watch!

 

[Seeco]

Hey dude, thanks a lot. My GF is sitting here and she read it and said "He's nice. That's really nice."

 

[ChameleonRave]

These pictures should work quite nicely with convincing my mother.

How do you tell male from female at that age? Coloration? Rostrals?

 

[james L]

You produce some amazing Kinyongia!
Thanks for sharing!!!

 

[Seeco]

These pictures should work quite nicely with convincing my mother.

How do you tell male from female at that age? Coloration? Rostrals?

I have a pretty good idea but at this point I am not guaranteeing anything. Usually it is the "females" that wind up males and not the other way around.

 

[CleaTheChameleon]

They look great! I'm very jealous!!

 

[thephotoprincess]

Congrats!! They are adorable!

 

[Sticktongue]

Cant wait till one of these guys arrives. thanks for the pictures.

 

[Seeco]

Hey welcome back from camping. PM sent.

 

[Cainschams]

Definitely some nice healthy looking babies!!! Never get tired of Kinyongia pics!! Especially babies!!!

 

[Seeco]

Growing

These pics are even worse but I think you can tell they have grown! They don't want to share space with the brown one!