some nice pictures....
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Motherlode Chameleon
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Folks that is how it is done! Great specimens and pictures Jurgen!
coldbloodedAL
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kameleons jvo
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Thank you all!
As soon as i have time to go to the namaquensis breeder i will take pictures of the babys
As soon as i have time to go to the namaquensis breeder i will take pictures of the babys
Motherlode Chameleon
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I had always wondered what kind of enclosure or terrarium would work best if anyone ever had the opportunity to work with Chamaeleo namaquensis. The one you posted has got top marks from me as a design for this mostly terrestrial species. Along with the six inch opening above the glass panel to allow for optimum ventilation.
kameleons jvo
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Thank you motherlode chameleon,for the moment two of my best chameleonfriends are working with namaquensis.
Whe got 5.5 for the moment.
2 clutches are incubating(23eggs),keeping aint very difficult if you keep them under the right conditions(see the pictures of the terrariums.)
They are very agressive against other chameleons just for mating you put them together.
Only babys until 6 to 8 monthd climbing in small trees after that they stay mostly running on the floor.
Like you see they need relative large amount of space the are extremly active.
Incubating eggs is extremly difficult we try for years for the best incubationmethode but hatching rate is very low(last year from 43 eggs just 5 babys,most ofthem lad(late embrionic dead) or dead in egg.
Its not only day and night temperatures wo are in great differance also humidity is very tricky to wet they mold in a few days to dry they collaps...
Here some pictures of digging female..
Whe got 5.5 for the moment.
2 clutches are incubating(23eggs),keeping aint very difficult if you keep them under the right conditions(see the pictures of the terrariums.)
They are very agressive against other chameleons just for mating you put them together.
Only babys until 6 to 8 monthd climbing in small trees after that they stay mostly running on the floor.
Like you see they need relative large amount of space the are extremly active.
Incubating eggs is extremly difficult we try for years for the best incubationmethode but hatching rate is very low(last year from 43 eggs just 5 babys,most ofthem lad(late embrionic dead) or dead in egg.
Its not only day and night temperatures wo are in great differance also humidity is very tricky to wet they mold in a few days to dry they collaps...
Here some pictures of digging female..
kameleons jvo
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kameleons jvo
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clarkrw3
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Wow!!! I just LOVE this species! Just look at that stink eye she is giving you
Motherlode Chameleon
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Good luck breeding the specimens you have and hatching your clutches. If you improve you hatching percentages I would not mind working with this species one day.
kameleons jvo
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If you are planning to do a vacation to Belgium ,just give me a sign and you can visite me and take a look to the chameleons
coldbloodedAL
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Amazazazazing! Great pics as usual Jurgen! Keep'm rolling
Niels Pedersen
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Jurgen is not only a really good chameleonbreeder, but also the kindest person in this hobby.
Motherlode Chameleon
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If you are planning to do a vacation to Belgium ,just give me a sign and you can visite me and take a look to the chameleons
That could happen, my family is known to travel quite a bit and my brother and I want to go to the Hamm reptile show. I can bring some Napa and Sonoma wine and some California Motherlode extra virgin olive oil with balsamic vinegar and chat chameleons
.rsepiphyte
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I so enjoyed looking at your chameleon pictures! Makes my heart soar to see them. Dank u wel! Ruth
kameleons jvo
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