Mr. and Mrs. Fisher (Multi's)

[Julirs]

Here are the happy couple! I cannot wait to get babies out of these guys!

Mrs.

Mr.

 

[Kent67]

Did I miss a thread? Did you get a new camera? Great photos. Mrs. sure has some plump limbs! How old is she now?

 

[Vampire.queen]

I love the last photo of Mrs
Both chameleons look awesome anyway

 

[laurie]

Juli I love them. I can see why you can't wait for babies. Since I don't have any fichers you can write me down for a male or a female, which ever you have more of, but a male would be preferred. I like to plan ahead along with you and we can wait together. I need something else beautiful.

 

[beeze]

They both look great! You'll have some nice lookin babies!

 

[Cainschams]

Very nice!!!!!!!! Hopefully we will both be producing F2s around the same time

 

[Julirs]

Did I miss a thread? Did you get a new camera? Great photos. Mrs. sure has some plump limbs! How old is she now?

No new camera! I am just trying to take my time to get better shots. These Multi's just seem to have chubbed legs. Mrs. is about 5 months old now.

 

[Gluuvan]

Juli they both look really really nice, Best looking fishers i have seen. Good luck with them.

 

[Julirs]

Very nice!!!!!!!! Hopefully we will both be producing F2s around the same time

Hopefully! Cain-how old is Mrs. Fisher?-she is the sister of yours.

 

[Julirs]

Here is Mrs. Fishers brother Snips-he is missing half of his tail!

 

[Cainschams]

Pretty sure they are sisters. Mine is almost 5 months too.

Here are the latest pics of the couple.

 

[Julirs]

Cain-we got some good lookin Multis!

 

[CNorton]

Cain-we got some good lookin Multis!

Yeah you do! That is one stunning couple! I am so excited that you have Fischers and that people are starting to pay attention to the kinyongias.

 

[ciafardo 4]

Yeah you do! That is one stunning couple! I am so excited that you have Fischers and that people are starting to pay attention to the kinyongias.

YES! I second that! Hopefully there will be more and more kinyongia species being bred and hatched in captivity then we can avoid the w.c.'s that almost always suffer from parasite loads and poor collecting methods.

 

[Julirs]

YES! I second that! Hopefully there will be more and more kinyongia species being bred and hatched in captivity then we can avoid the w.c.'s that almost always suffer from parasite loads and poor collecting methods.

That would be the plan!

I have really enjoyed working with these guys. As far as care-as long as your temps are right-and air conditioned FL humidity house seems perfect for them, they do well. They are not huge eaters and easy to water. They seem to be pretty active, and are comical to watch.