Recent content by Joery

Here some pics of a recently obtained species by a friend of mine:

They remind me of my own johnstoni youngsters, always in for a bite ;) so cute... :P

Very nice animals and photos Casper, always loving it!

I'm sorry! :)

Trioceros peretti Trioceros fuelleborni Trioceros deremensis

Thanks! Hopefully in 2 years I can write F3 ;) I will be keeping 2.4 of my F2 myself and distribute some to friends. Currently I have 20+ F2 Tr. cristatus juveniles. First two clutches (1/10 - 4/12) i had some problems with getting them to hatch properly, but now i have 100% viable outcome...

Species I've worked with in the past: Furcifer campani (F1) Rhampholeon spinosus (WC) Trioceros sternfeldi (F1) Chamaeleo roperi (F1)

Current species: Kinyongia tenuis (F1) Trioceros johnstoni (F1) Trioceros fuelleborni (F1) Trioceros deremensis (F1) Trioceros cristatus (F2)

Some more newborn F2-generation Tr. cristatus Few weeks old males: You can notice the more pronounced dorsal crest (and brown base color)! Few months old male: As you can see, the dorsal crest is more developed in males Few weeks old females: Less...

I do, incubate eggs between at RT but do not go overnight below 15°C and during daytime not over 22°C for several consecutive days in moderate moist vermiculite. Eggs will hatch between 206-220 days. Here a pic of a pregnant female:

Adult male from our breeding group:

Are you talking about "Bombyx mori" or "Samia cynthia" silk catterpillars. The care and food is very different ;)

No problem, they are animals from my friend (Kameleons JVO)

Update Tr. fuelleborni project:

Two sisters waiting for their occasional snack passing by ;)