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He appears to be thriving, he lets me mess with it without freaking out so i don't think it's painful and at this point it doesn't seem life threatening . The vet is the next step. I was just curious if anybody had seen this before. I love my chams and would hate to see him suffer, so ill be...

Seems to be a hard mass but its kind of hard to tell. I cant believe I didn't realize it had the d3, thanks for pointing that out. I will be making that adjustment today.

Baby ambilobe (about 10 weeks). eating hydeis, dubias, crickets, phoenix worms. gut loading with chard, pomegranate, carrots and dino fuel. Dusting every other feeding with rapashy calcium plus, twice a week rep cal with d3, and twice a month with herptivite. They're lit 11 hours per day with a...

I think this guy is a keeper.

What are the most desirable traits for breeding Ambilobes?? I've been blessed with my first success at breeding and achieving some beautiful offspring. Now, with so many little faces, how do i know which one to keep? What do you more professional breeders look for in your hold backs? Is there...

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I totally agree with this post, as with anything, one should never be done learning and there is a wealth of knowledge here. Take what you will from it and use your best judgement when implementing advise. I personally would rather consider somebody's opinion than learn by making mistakes.

Thank you all for the complements! This has been a dream for many years and I feel very fortunate to have it come true with such great results.

Started hatching about 7 months after being laid and they took around two weeks for the first clutch to finish but the one that's hatching now is closer to a 6 month incubation and they've almost all hatched this week. It may have something to do with the seasonal temps. I don't want to count my...

Jeez oh man you aren't kidding. I'm loving it but it's hard work raising a googlie eyed army!!!

Sounds like a wise approach, all of your experience will come into play with these awesome little creatures.

First off, I want to thank you again for providing me with an amazing female, she has the greatest personality and some beautiful color, but most of all I want to thank you for all of the knowledge, wisdom and guidance you've shared along the way. I truly appreciate it. You're more than welcome...

Thanks, it's an experience to say the least. Good luck!

Current head count is 22 baby ambilobes.

I'm not in a huge hurry to sell but unfortunately I cant keep them all. They should be ready for new homes late Nov/Dec. $150 females $200 Males + shipping if needed.

Thank you, there are a couple left in the container but I think this bunch is done. I have another clutch of about 35 that I've got high hopes for.

I've finally done it. Its been a long road but here's the first chameleons I helped bring into the world.I also threw in a picture of their sire "Kolo", who was an offspring of Jake from chameleon paradise, and they were laid by Zelda Which is a Franklin jr/ 14k offspring from Epic Chameleons...

Thanks for the quick reply. There grubbing on hydei's right now and I'm dusting with super cal and reptivite. At what point would I throw vitamin a into the routine?

I just recently had my first clutch off panther eggs hatch and could really use some input on what kind of vitamins and supplements i should be using at this stage as well as the frequency of feeding and dusting.