kameleons jvo
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A great picture of a trioceros rudis sternfeldi male!(B Giering)
some nice pictures....
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Wooooow just hit the 120 000 vieuws the bigguest thread on Chameleon forums all time!
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This deserves a tasty snack
trioceros Quadricornis(P Berlin)
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trioceros Quadricornis(P Berlin)
kameleons jvo
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The most collorful brookesia specie,brookesia vadoni (terrarium tech)
leedragon
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The most collorful brookesia specie,brookesia vadoni (terrarium tech)
for real? do you have those? have you hade any clutcheses of them?
kameleons jvo
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for real? do you have those? have you hade any clutcheses of them?
These are from a German breeder,i ordered some cb babys
frankpayne32
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Jurgen, is anyone in Europe breeding Brookesia perarmata? They are a dream species of mine.
kameleons jvo
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I know one breeder in Germany they are listed as CITES 1 animals and very protected.
I think a pair gose for 3 times the parsons pair price and you are on a waiting list for 3 or 4 years(like me lol)
I just want to say everybody wants a pair but it isnt easy...
babichnick
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wow, all of these pictures are fantastic!
leedragon
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I secound that do you work with them or know someone who had hatchlings of them?
frankpayne32
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kameleons jvo
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Kinyongia xenorhina eggs:left a one month old clutch,right a 10 months old clutch (ready to hatch) (C. Kaul)
leedragon
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Kinyongia xenorhina, wasn't this one never been breed successfully before?Kinyongia xenorhina eggs:left a one month old clutch,right a 10 months old clutch (ready to hatch) (C. Kaul)
LarryLockard
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Jurgen,
Good luck with the perarmata. That's the one species that I wish I had done more with when they were more readily available. I had gotten a pair and the male died fairly early. But I had the female for almost 2 years after that. She was the funniest little thing. She'd buzz whenever I picked her up.
Good luck with the perarmata. That's the one species that I wish I had done more with when they were more readily available. I had gotten a pair and the male died fairly early. But I had the female for almost 2 years after that. She was the funniest little thing. She'd buzz whenever I picked her up.
kameleons jvo
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I bred them twice,one breeder in Germany has 4 clutches,one in the UK 3.
kameleons jvo
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Jurgen,
Good luck with the perarmata. That's the one species that I wish I had done more with when they were more readily available. I had gotten a pair and the male died fairly early. But I had the female for almost 2 years after that. She was the funniest little thing. She'd buzz whenever I picked her up.
Thanks larry
leedragon
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cool, I recall they never been breed but I mixed uo with some other species then
kameleons jvo
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Rampholeon spinosus( I Siwanowics)
GCash
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Rampholeon spinosus( I Siwanowics)
Igor is a doctor, correct? If he is, my better half and I have been following his photography for a while. Always wondered where he found access to such diversity to shoot. I figured most came from zoological institutions but was curious if any came from the private European breeders like you showcase here. Any idea?
jannb
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