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    Yellow brevicornis...

    I was feeding the chams today and I noticed one of my female brevs was a really vibrant yellow--they sure do change colors a lot, and I'm still learning what they mean (gravid, receptive, stressed, etc). I'm trying to map it out. But, she's beautiful.
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    Johnstoni hatching...

    Well the eggs that were laid on February 8th of this year started hatching today (five hatched of six, and the sixth has probably hatched by now). Sure seems like a quick incubation--three months. They seem big, healthy, and strong.
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    Quads hatching...

    Thanks! The rest are on the bigger side of the spectrum, and I'm surprised overall at the larger size of the baby quads--they have a "sturdy" feel to them, much like baby Veileds. It's like they're already three-weeks old. I'd be curious to hear Ponders' thoughts/experiences with the babies.
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    Quads hatching...

    Laurie, jannb, GCash, Jeremy, Chris - Thank you for the positive comments! Much appreciated :) Chris - I've been using your recommendation for baby cham setups (with the clay pebble bottoms, soil, planted, glass cages, etc.) and I have lost very few. It appears to be working very well.
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    Quads hatching...

    My quadricornis eggs began hatching yesterday--they were laid by a gravid import I received this past December with that Cameroon shipment. The babies are acting strong, although I found the size differences to be stark... Check out these two--hatched on the same day, same clutch, huge size...
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    Johnstonii mating

    Excellent!
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    1.5 month progressive pics

    I love progressive pictures, nicely done.
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    Babies hatching...

    Thank you for the kind words everyone, I really do appreciate it! It's fun to have a community to share and learn about chams. Today my first quads hatched, laid by a female from that first Cameroon shipment that came in this past December. Notice the size differential between these...
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    Babies hatching...

    That's hilarious! Thanks Jeremy!
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    Babies hatching...

    Three different species were hatching today, Veileds, and the two species pictured below: The Flapnecks... ...and the Montiums...
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    Photos of a Few of The Chameleons

    Beautiful chams, although the blue on that parsonii is what I kept staring at...stunning.
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    63 Yellow-lip eggs today...

    Just a quick update on the Yellow-lip eggs: ActionJackson, thank you for the links--great reading. Garrett has been tremendously forthcoming with advice and has provided incredibly lucid instructions relating to every aspect of the incubation process. I went ahead and purchased the...
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    K. matschiei

    Gorgeous, just flawless.
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    Trioceros pfefferi hatching...

    Hi Chris, Yes, I've got three unrelated clutches incubating (including this clutch).
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    Trioceros pfefferi hatching...

    Shall do Jeremy!
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    Trioceros pfefferi hatching...

    Thanks Laurie!
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    Trioceros pfefferi hatching...

    Here are a couple pictures showing some Pfefferi that hatched here today (around eight or so last count). They were laid just a few months ago--a fairly quick hatch. The one thing that made this clutch out-of-the-ordinary is that I extracted all the eggs from an undoubtedly doomed female...
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    My Greenhouse Trioceros Quadricornis Gracilior

    Hi Bob, My gracilior female is laying eggs at this exact moment. Jeremy almost bought her a few weeks ago. She's a beauty. Sam
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    My Outside Free Range Calumma

    Looks great Jeremy! Glad that brev is working out for you.
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