Recent content by MrCus

Hi all and many thanks for you votes! I am surprised and as pleased as a lark my picture is your favourite! Thanks a lot :)

here it is: :) http://youtu.be/66DZzRrpdgU

Sorry I was wrong, my Kinyongias had gestiation time between 50 and 65 days. In one case it took 74 days.

I never had Kinyongia even close to 30d - all of them layed after at least 65 days or later. You need patience, wait until she finished, then you can say.

@coldblooded I think they need around 70-80 days here. Need to have a look in my notes to be sure.

This is sad to hear. I still have 6 of 8 boehmei babys alive. They grow pretty slow but look healthy. Will update pictures soon.

Hi, I dont know the Super Rain but I like the Monsoon. Silent and easy to use.

Hi everyone, and Hi Chris, I hope I may "abuse" this forum for this : I am writing because an important institution here in Munich, Germany is in big troubles. It is the only Reptile-station in Southern Germany and needs to close in the end of October because of financial problems. This...

oh ok I see. :-)) since I received her gravid in 2010 and the clutch is from May 2011, and they paired already a few times in the meantime, I am pretty sure the babes are related to him. At least a few of them. Btw: the second and last baby hatched today. So I really hope these two guys make it

Only females? I dont think parthenogenesis is possible at chameleons. :D

I got her gravid in 2010 - these two coupled a few times in 2010 and 2011. I got 3 clutches from this wife including this one.

yeah right. I didn't know the english word for that, sorry. :) I still have a male adult, the female died last autumn. There should be some pictures in this forum already.

Hi guys, this is Spock, the first of my last K vosseleri clutch. six eggs were layed between 1th and 15th of May 2011 and the first of the two survivors hatched today. So it lasts about 385 days. Same as my K multituberculata hatchlings. The clutch was a Amphigonia retardant clutch.

thanks a lot for voting for my Two-horned-baby!! :)