Christmas wish list!
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camimom
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cosmic charlie
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spinosums for me. Plus a house again so i can do orchids again too.
Motherlode Chameleon
Chameleon Enthusiast
A captive bred female Parsonii from Chuck would be great to pair with Rhino (I'm saving). Then a room size enclosure with a Varanus salvadorii would be epic.
Sorry Chuck and more conservation of Madagascar forests.
Sorry Chuck and more conservation of Madagascar forests.
pssh
Avid Member
I've really wanted some bitaeniatus, but I haven't been able to find any! I had a female purchased and ready to ship in 3 days, then she gave birth and died shortly after. Then I had a couple of the babies on hold, but they didn't make it to 3-4 months. 
I guess no one has imported any for a while I've really wanted to work with these little guys for a while now.
I guess no one has imported any for a while I've really wanted to work with these little guys for a while now.
rshewfel
Established Member
I've really wanted some bitaeniatus, but I haven't been able to find any! I had a female purchased and ready to ship in 3 days, then she gave birth and died shortly after. Then I had a couple of the babies on hold, but they didn't make it to 3-4 months.
Snakes at sunset have been advertising a pair on kingsnake. Don't know anything about their business though.
ChameleonRave
Avid Member
Hmm.. My wish list is quite feasible in the near future, but for now I wait.
I really would love a nice colony of cb R. brevicaudatus (in about 30 more days I should see some ch babies roaming around in my incubator.)
Even so, I would love to get a nice pair of Mt. Meru Jackson's Chameleons. Everyone that remembers me, knows that this is quite possibly my favorite species and I long to own a pair and hopefully breed successfully.
I've got several other species of reptiles to own as well. Mainly geckos and chameleons.
But for now. I just wish that my captive hatched Rhampholeon viridis to hatch out successfully and grow to adulthood.
I really would love a nice colony of cb R. brevicaudatus (in about 30 more days I should see some ch babies roaming around in my incubator.)
Even so, I would love to get a nice pair of Mt. Meru Jackson's Chameleons. Everyone that remembers me, knows that this is quite possibly my favorite species and I long to own a pair and hopefully breed successfully.
I've got several other species of reptiles to own as well. Mainly geckos and chameleons.
But for now. I just wish that my captive hatched Rhampholeon viridis to hatch out successfully and grow to adulthood.
Trace
Captain Awesome
The female looks to be a Trioceros ellioti and the male either a T. ellioti or a T. sternfeldi. Definitely not a matched pair of bitaeniatus.
rshewfel
Established Member
Ok. I didn't really look at them, just noticed them. (Not that I can tell you the difference off the top of my head
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Olimpia
Biologist & Ecologist
What I really want is enough outdoor property for an outdoor cage that's very large, say maybe 20' x about the same, fully planted, fully automated misting systems, and another ten melleri!
Apart from that, I'm pretty content right now. I bought myself a new laptop for Christmas and I have my little group of three melleri so I have everything I wanted to have before the year was over. Now it's just a matter of getting that better job I'm looking for, moving, and making the rest happen.
Apart from that, I'm pretty content right now. I bought myself a new laptop for Christmas and I have my little group of three melleri so I have everything I wanted to have before the year was over. Now it's just a matter of getting that better job I'm looking for, moving, and making the rest happen.
xraygirl
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