Recent content by weezyboi94

I've had a couple of mature males glide a few metres away after jumping... Suprised me quite a bit. Forgot to mention that i breed black crickets...the savage beasts.

Good luck with the eggs.. :) I don't know, but to me it seems like they did more than just meet ;)

I've tried deep-fried locusts and crickets!!!!!!. they taste awesome with a nice crispy batter...!:eek::D

Sweet colours...!! how old is he and whats his current length like?

Yup, definitely an Indian chameleon... Poisonous...nahhh.

bradypodion...other than that i'm blank.:)

Looks like a mellers... Thanks for the links kinyonga.!! :)

Awesomes babies...both species you dont see everyday....especially the spectrals... Thanks for sharing...

I'm almost sure its an Indian chameleon or chamaeleo zeylanicus...could be wrong,but definately in the chamaeleo genus.

Werneri are live bearers meaning they do not lay eggs. They give birth to live young. Hope the others pull through for you Lisa...I got no experience with werneri, but i raised 10 of the 14 baby sternfeldi to safety by keeping them outside during winter...winters are not that cold here with...

wow...just wow!! That second pic of Cerberus is extremely vibrant..! Awesome pics.. Thanks for sharing.

a bit of french and portuguese. Im much better at Arabic and hindi though...

congrats man..!make sure you dont make the same mistake again... :)

Yeah i know they're native but very hard to approach them without spooking them. Thanks for the heads up...! I just put her there to click some shots. I keep her in my garden where direct sunlight spots reach the 125F mark and she has dug her own burrow which is about 3 ft in too take shelter...

She actually is a rescue that my dad spotted in a cellar.(he works at an oil field). Trapped for 2 months or so without food...Dont how she did it.?! The cellar is cleaned and repairs are carried out every 2 months and thats how my dad got her out for me...Probably would have died. She lives a...