C. o’shaughnessyi hatching!!!
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GCash
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Thanks Jeremy! Yep, mid-50’s did it.
GCash
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Thank you! Once for the comment and again for all the help you’ve offered on this forum. Will do!
Motherlode Chameleon
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Look at the growth on those eggs. Calumma parsonii parsonii have got giant eggs. These Calumma oshaughnessyi eggs are not to shabby with regards to growth to eggs size considering that the adults mature into much smaller adults than adult Calumma parsonii parsonii. The Parsonii group (or Calumma oshaughnessyi) are definitely a stout group of chameleons especially with regards to incubating eggs. Thank for posting pictures.
Best Regards
Jeremy A. Rich
Best Regards
Jeremy A. Rich
GCash
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Thanks Kevin! I’ve been stoked on any and all progress with unestablished species. parsonii, cristifer, campani, quadricornis ssp., minor or whatever. Nothing is guaranteed with chameleons and they could dissappear forever at anytime like we’ve seen before. Speaking of which, what if I told you I have a LTC WC female cristatus that needs to get into a breeding situation before she gets any older?
GCash
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Thanks Tylene! Can’t believe how much attitude can fit in such a small package! Quads are doing well. I just got a few hatchlings from a female that was imported back in 2014 that I still have. She’s only averaging 3-4 good eggs from her small clutches but at least she’s giving me something to work with. She has another 3 eggs due to hatch along side of another unrelated clutch in a month or so. I have those two plus a third female’s clutch that was just laid incubating. All have some wild blood if not completely unrelated anything else here. Time will tell. Most are WCs and getting up there in age. How about yours?
ponders
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I have a couple male Quads and three females, two are cousins both crossed with different wc and an unrelated teenager. Plus my original female, she's getting up there in age. I have a good size clutch to hatch in July and both adult females are gravid, so I should have some babies this summer and again around Christmas, if all goes well.
I also have a Cristifer from Craig who is doing great. And a 9 year old deremensis!
I also have a Cristifer from Craig who is doing great. And a 9 year old deremensis!
GCash
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Good to hear! Keep me posted and maybe we can help each other out soon. Knock wood of course. I have a grumpy old deremensis as well! Young adult import that I’ve had for about 5-6 years now. Still loves to show his dere-aire whenever he gets a chance.
After all these years, he still hasn’t run out of stink eye.
ponders
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GCash
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I’m glad he doesn’t have a middle toe on the outside of that front hand because if he did, it looks like it would be sticking up at me. Still looks like an old man shaking his fist at you though. Love it.
GCash
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I’m not on Facebook. I’m going to try to have one set up in a day or two though.I would say message me on Facebook ASAP!
Dooley1
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You've been chamforum messaged
Motherlode Chameleon
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Gene
That is great news! Continue to keep everyone here on the Chameleon Forums posted.
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Jeremy A. Rich
chameleonneeds
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Very big congratulations on this amazing accomplishment. I am excited to see how these babies progress with you. Keep the updates coming.
This last image gives me so much more perspective on the tiny size of the campani babies that @jajeanpierre recently hatched.
This last image gives me so much more perspective on the tiny size of the campani babies that @jajeanpierre recently hatched.
Action Jackson
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This is awesome. Keep them coming!
