Bradypodion setaroi offspring

Just want to share some pictures of my latest setaroi offspring... They're 10 weeks now and doing great. Fortunately, I had no losses and the seven dwarfs eat and climb around very active. I really enjoy watching them grow up. Got to separate the males from the females next weeks.

These are pictures from their first days and weeks, the first one sitting on my forefinger is two days old.

Some more...

Latest pictures...and their mom, who's already pregnant again.

Congrats on the babies! They are absolutely adorable. Babies are so much fun to care for.

congrats from Denmark...

Thanks... they're awesome. If I had the time, I would sit in front of their cage whole day long to watch them .

I'll take some new pictures and some of their father next week. This species seems to be underestimated...

they look great! post more pics fore sure

those are wonderful pictures you should enter the photo contest

Some new pictures. Daddy and one of his children.

Congrats! Those lil guys are awesome, I don't think I have ever seen babies from these guys before! So tiny!

New pics from last week. Seem to be more boys than girls.

And the other two dwarfs.

More fantastic pics Alexl

They seem to be growing nicely!! Congrats!!

awesome pics, and congrats on getting such a rare species to breed in captivity! good luck w them.

Those are just cuteness overload!! I sure wish sense those in the US. Can't you just pop over with a few in your pocket to give me? I am sure as beautiful,cute & rare as they are you would give me some. Or I might be crazy from looking at those super sweet tiny babies.

ok, so absolutely precious!!!!!

Think I'll continue this thread to show some of my up to date Bradypodion setaroi. It's all the same family anyway... These are a young girl and a young male. The girl's very shy .

Very nice Alex! They look great! Now that were finally getting some bradypodion here id love to see some of these come in Underrated bradypodion imo

what kind of chameleon is it???? like pygmy or what