Recent content by yankee21h

So I ordered what was labeled as a male bearded pygmy chameleon and when I unboxed it, it was a male temporalis. I also have an extra pair of brevicaudatus that I am willing to trade or sell. They are eating great, hydrated, and treated for any parasites or sickness. They have been in my care...

UPDATE; sold the brevicaudatus and the red eye! Now I am strictly just looking for a viridis female being my uluguruensis female laid eggs already and I am aware they can retain sperm and are still capable of laying some fertile eggs. Please email me with what you have and I think then we can...

Very interested in one of these. I have a male r. viridis that is quite awesome looking and I would like to breed him but I do not have a female. On the other hand I have a r. uluguruensis female that recently laid me a clutch of 5 healthy, fertile eggs, and I plan on breeding her again sometime...

I forgot to add I was also wondering if there is a way to tell if the eggs are fertile or not?

what about the coco fibre like dartfrog suggested? And I hope so. I still don't know what those yellowish- brown splotches mean, I just hope everything is fertile.

Thanks so much! :) as for incubation, I can use the coco finer or should I use perlite/ vermiculite? And are those temps in celcius or fahrenheit? And that's interesting, does that mean there's a chance my female will randomly lay another clutch again without having to breed? And I'm so sorry...

wait, all them are off color or just the 2 with the yellow patches? Let's hope they all make it.

The pics are on their way, and also I just so happened to find a 5th egg! So now we got 5 eggs, now I was wondering, could I use perlite for the incubation bedding because I do not have vermiculite and I'm afraid if I order some online, it will take too long to come, and there is no place near...

So guess what everybody, yes that's right. Today's the day she finally laid a clutch of 4 beautiful eggs :) I've been waiting all this time, 2 of them kinda have this weird coloring but overall I think they're fertile, Chris can I send you pics of the eggs that I took and you tell me how they...

Yea that's what I was thinking, now the only thing is when is she going to lay her eggs. I like the idea of moving her into a larger cage but right now yea it's a better idea to leave her as is. When do you think she will lay?

Actually my mistake she has both kinds of pits so she isn't an R. Moyeri. And I've only had her for about a week or so in general and in the enclosure she's in and she seems happy and not overcrowded she never has stressed out colors. I'd say she's adjusting quite nicely. As for active or a...

Well the substrate is fine fiber. As for the pits she does seem to possess them on the frontal arms but not on the rear arms. As for te cage size should I move her now or wait until she lays the eggs. There are some parts moist and some that are dry like it should be. And I read through both...

Thank you so much and I just now sent you an email. She is approximately only an inch and a half long and I have her in a 12" x 12" x12". But in the terrarium I have her in the zoomed eco earth coconut fiber bedding, about 2-3 inches deep, a few live plants and dead leaves in there as well with...

Yeah, I mean R. uluguruensis. The problem is I made the account some time ago but I'm not a very frequent user, I'm not too sure how to post pics here, do you mind giving me your email so I can email you pics of her? By the way what should I do in regards to her laying her eggs?

Ok so long story short I recently acquired a gravid female R. Uluguru. The past few days she has been wandering the cage for a place to lay her eggs but I don't know why she hasn't yet. I know for sure she's gravid because he shows the coloration and I have even felt the eggs in her because...