Recent content by rantotro

But it isn't C.fallax. I was wrong. Chris Anderson said it is a ssp. of C.nasutum, what lives in this area. C.fallax you can find in the forest of Ranomafana. I'm sorry.

Jeremy, I have heard about 17 years, but can't confirm it yet. But Winfried is almost 13 years old now and in good condition also for another mating every year. So I think 17 could be a usual age for a male. Kind regards Andreas

No, they just have visits in the freeranges outside. She was born in September 2004 near Ulm in Germany.

After all these years of their pairship since 2006 grandpa Winfried and grandma Heike are still friends. Life is for living...

Congrats and thanks for your great job. I think now comes the biggest work to let them grow up separate. Good luck for this project. Andreas

Good Job Steven :)

No, this is high enough. Remarkable, Heikes last eggs what she had laid when she was nearly 10 years old. So I hope for offsprings from her again.

Hello Clacky, sorry for my late reply. I had hoped that Chris publish my article in his e-zine earlier to make a link here. But here are some pics. Maybe it helps.

The second batch. Impressive ! Good luck again. Andreas

Here you can find the climatic data of the natural habitats of this species. Thanks to the team of Tanalahorizon. http://madcham.com/?p=854

The best breeding success with orange eyes in the F2 generation I ever have heard about. Thanks for your work and congratulations again. Kind regards Andreas

How would you describe the difference to an orange eye female ? Kind regards Andreas

I have read, that yellow lip females have no yellow in the eyelids, but I have seen yellow there in the wild: https://www.chameleonforums.com/calumma-parsonii-parsonii-84839/index15.html But I never have seen a female green giant. You have to travel to Masoala to see some.

It depends from which "breeder" these "cb" are :):cool:;)

Frank looks like a green giant to me.