F. campani hatchling from today :)

[Dooley1]

Monday isn't so bad when you are off work for snow, and are greeted by a CBB Furcifer campani. The parents were 6 month captives before breeding, and this one took 13 months to hatch (again-without a diapause).



Now let's hope this one stays alive-although we don't seem to have this species all figured out just yet

 

[MelissaB]

Good luck with the little one, Kevin. It's adorable, I hope it grows healthy and strong.

 

[laurie]

Awwwww, Kevin you need to take care and MAKE this baby live. Don't give it a option. Not sure how to do that, but you can think of something. Just way to adorable to lose. Congrats

 

[NHenn]

Congratulations Kevin! I'm sure this one will do amazing

 

[BackwaterReptiles]

Congratulations!

 

[pantherchameleonpal]

So tiny; that's just unreal. Got two fingers crossed for you!

 

[SSimsswiSS]

Congrats, hopefully he/she will have a health appetite and grow over the next few months.

 

[Chris Anderson]

Congrats, Kevin! Fingers crossed! Keep up the good work!

Chris

 

[pamnsam94]

That's awesome Kevin! Best of luck to you raising him or her.

 

[Dooley1]

Thanks everyone-fingers crossed

 

[ponders]

Tell me that is not a piece of vermiculite that he is on. Do you need a magnifier to see him? LOL
Congrats and good luck!

 

[Dooley1]

Tell me that is not a piece of vermiculite that he is on. Do you need a magnifier to see him? LOL
Congrats and good luck!

Haha-no Tylene. It's a piece of cork bark background in a vivarium

 

[little leaf]

awwwwwwwwwww, to cute Kevin !!! I love how even a newborn can give you a tiny teeny stink eye best of luck !!!

 

[Motherlode Chameleon]

Monday isn't so bad when you are off work for snow, and are greeted by a CBB Furcifer campani. The parents were 6 month captives before breeding, and this one took 13 months to hatch (again-without a diapause). Now let's hope this one stays alive-although we don't seem to have this species all figured out just yet

Good job! From the readings of notes and reports I have heard you are proving people wrong. 9-11 months is still less of an incubation time from 13 months though. Are you planning to use a diapause still as you had stated for future clutches for this species Furcifer campani?

Best Regards
Jeremy A. Rich

 

[blackmerlin]

Thanks everyone-fingers crossed

I hear you are the best carpet chameleon , can you share some breeding tips here ?
i want to purchas a pair Campani adult this month

Btw , Hope all thr cutest baby can grow up in your room