Trioceros johnstoni bwindi
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kameleons jvo
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I'm really glad that many of them finally get in to there home
They all look very nice,several are shedding so they need a good uv spot(In Europe we have good results with Zoomet 100w bulbs)
I wish you all the best with the animals and hopefully we can see some baby johnstonii's this summer
They all look very nice,several are shedding so they need a good uv spot(In Europe we have good results with Zoomet 100w bulbs)
I wish you all the best with the animals and hopefully we can see some baby johnstonii's this summer
biffle
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ahhh ha! The pressure is off Jurgen and on us!
I hope I do as good as you did sir. I've got laying bins setup and ready!
Jason
I hope I do as good as you did sir. I've got laying bins setup and ready!
Jason
I'm really glad that many of them finally get in to there home
They all look very nice,several are shedding so they need a good uv spot(In Europe we have good results with Zoomet 100w bulbs)
I wish you all the best with the animals and hopefully we can see some baby johnstonii's this summer
Chameleonmaster
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Good luck with these you guys, I hope they all settle in well and gravid females lay well!
showjet95
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Funny cuz this is the exact female that would bask all day long under her spotlight. She knows what she likes!
frankpayne32
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I have been following this thread for months. I'm so happy we have this species in the US again and with so many good keepers. I can't wait to buy captive born babies off of someone in time. Best of luck!
biffle
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Awesome Bwindi's Steve! Your girl doesn't look gravid? I'm not sure about my Bwindi girl.
Well I got my pair this am and I am very happy
Thanks Jason,if she is gravid it's not far along. I can see the gravid look from some different views but only time will tell. These pictures were within minutes out of the box so I'm happy. Both male and female have eaten 4-5 silkworms as well as a few crickets now and have moved in to the basking spot. The male is already starting to color up so I will take more Picts later and post them.
WOOOOOOOHOOOOOOO it's good to have them here!!!!!
WOOOOOOOHOOOOOOO it's good to have them here!!!!!
kameleons jvo
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Just Bwindi i guess they come from the Bwindi impenetrable Forrest Uganda
kameleons jvo
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Thanks Jason,if she is gravid it's not far along. I can see the gravid look from some different views but only time will tell. These pictures were within minutes out of the box so I'm happy. Both male and female have eaten 4-5 silkworms as well as a few crickets now and have moved in to the basking spot. The male is already starting to color up so I will take more Picts later and post them.
WOOOOOOOHOOOOOOO it's good to have them here!!!!!
Great To Hear Steve,once nicely settled in they will show a loth more intense coloration(in the sun they explode lol)
They have a long gestation time about 4 months,if she isn't gravid no problem put them together and they will do their homework
kameleons jvo
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Thank you Jergen and Paul!!! It was a long wait but well worth it
I'm happy for you to
I wish you all the success with them and many baby's this summer
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