Multi-Fishers New Hatchlings

[Titan]

The Girlfriend has successfully hatched some Multi-Fishers Chameleons with alot of my advice on how to attempt to make this happen, temps, humidities and such, we have had 100% success on egg to hatch ratio. Almost a year and a half time into them emerging into the world.
Im seeing if I can reduce this on my next sets. I would like some PM's from other succesfull with these. To see if we can refine the succesful hatching of this species. And as Seeco has stated in another post to prevent more of these from needing import. Admittedly these are one fun species to have! & I have quite the few different species. I know Seeco has hatched some and hope to hear that story soon.

Last pic is abit blurry but thought it was cute? Enjoy

 

[Cainschams]

Do you mean almost a year and a half incubation? Can we get some temps? Both of my Kinyongia tavetana (dwarf fischers) clutches hatched right around 11 months. I forget how long it took for the clutch I hatched last year. Would need to look that up.


CONGRATS!

 

[chams1]

YAY! Congrats! This is such a great species to work with!!

 

[Seeco]

I get 11 to 13 months but usually it's a perfect 365 days. Here's a funny story: I just wasted a $300 airline credit that was good for 1 year because I currently have eggs hatching -- the whole reason I had that credit is because I needed to cancel a flight 1 year ago when a female was laying eggs the day of my trip...duh

Yeah Titan congrats. Let's trade some babies!

 

[Titan]

Yes, over a year, but I may have kept them in the diapause (I think this is right word for their sortof hibernating stage within the egg?) state longer that I should have. so I think that timeframe could be easily shortened with proper temp fluctuations


Edit: Ok yes a trade is on! The Girlfriend would love some of the genetics you have!

 

[Seeco]

She wants MY genetics? Sounds good. Mine are great aside from that fact that I breed weird reptiles. Lets see some pics of her.
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sorry that was too good to pass up...

Yes, over a year, but I may have kept them in the diapause (I think this is right word for their sortof hibernating stage within the egg?) state longer that I should have. so I think that timeframe could be easily shortened with proper temp fluctuations


Edit: Ok yes a trade is on! The Girlfriend would love some of the genetics you have!

 

[kinyonga]

Well done!

The second picture is adorable...you should enter it in the photo contest here on the forum.

 

[CNorton]

Yeah Titan!! More kinyongia in the world!!! Go captive bred!

 

[Brad Ramsey]

Where in Colorado are you?

-Brad

 

[Elizadolots]

I'll just say that those are some extremely cute babies and your photography is great!

 

[Titan]

We are in a small mountain town called Gunnison