Zan❤sChams
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That picture is very interesting but very sad at the same time. At least the poor little guy's life was ended quickly.
two headed monster jackson chameleon
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ponders
Chameleon Enthusiast
Here is a link to my siamese twin quads that tried to hatch.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/siamese-twin-quads-caution-graphic-photos.133839/
https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/siamese-twin-quads-caution-graphic-photos.133839/
Jax_Cham_MAN
Member
that's cool
Jax_Cham_MAN
Member
and kinda sad
Jax_Cham_MAN
Member
has anyone else had birth defects like this
wavingsnail
Established Member
What did you do with these guys? Hopefully you preserved them.
Jax_Cham_MAN
Member
no i didn't preserve them
wavingsnail
Established Member
Too bad, I would have bought them.
Jax_Cham_MAN
Member
really how much would have you spent
ponders
Chameleon Enthusiast
I preserved mine
wavingsnail
Established Member
Well if you ever have interest in selling, let me know.
Jax_Cham_MAN
Member
These little babies were born two days before my birthday so i didn't really have time to preserve them
Jax_Cham_MAN
Member
has anyone had 3 eye babies or something like that
brownie64
Avid Member
This is why I stopped breeding Jacksons. They are real hard to keep alive. I had a batch that by all accounts were doing great until they reached about 4 and a half months at which point they just dropped like flies for no apparent reason. I have seen people on here that have had success, but I think that every condition has to be optimal especially the health of the female for there to be any success. And I think luck has a great deal to do with it as well.
Jax_Cham_MAN
Member
how do preserve them
phantomchameleon
Established Member
I don't think formaldehyde has been used for this in many years as the preferred method. Formalin is what I would suggest as well.
Jax_Cham_MAN
Member
here is a pic of there father this is a pic of him very young
