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Thank you! I also love the orange. The male in my avatar had the most orange I've seen on an Ambilobe first hand.

I think Sansa is such an appropriate name for this fair little beauty!

Welcome to the forums! That's a beautiful little guy you have. Is he a Cap Est or a Cap Est/Ambilobe mix?

What lovely PJ's!

All the best in caring for this little guy.

He will not be bothered by it or attempt to ingest it.

Precisely. I also use a regular good old dollar store 100 watt incandescent bulb. I agree that this appears to be a burn, likely from the halogen lighting. It would be best to switch to these bulbs vs. halogen as the heat is more generally spread and not focused. I keep a 89-90F basking spot...

I found mine at Home Depot for a few bucks each. Has the option to set on/off by 30 minute increments if I wanted to. I just have it set on 12/off 12. :)

What a little sweetheart - I'm looking forward to updates on this thread as they grow!

Thank you - he is a beautiful Ambilobe and he has joined another Canadian breeding project just last month. I have one clutch incubating from him for next year so looking forward to that again as these babies have been really beautiful.

You take gorgeous pictures and have absolutely beautiful animals. What a pleasure and thanks for sharing!

Here's the Sire, is name is Blue (because of the blue bar lineage he comes from).

He is weak and trouble feeding normally is another side effect of an underlying problem. From your statements of runny/watery stool and blood in the stool, it sounds to me like it could be parasites. You will need to bring a stool sample to the vet for testing to confirm it. If you find a...

I recall this picture is from someone on these forums as well - although, I cannot recall the name of the member. Here is my version of the same thing - hatched out last summer and stayed curled up for a few minutes. Taken with my phone so not the best quality.

Well the second pictures look like they could be good eggs so perhaps the lighting or medium made the first one look yellow? Anyway, incubate them and you will find out. :) If she was bred previous to you getting her it is certainly possible they are fertile.

That's a very healthy weight for that age - looks as though you are doing a great job with her!

I find it difficult to believe it was the hornworm that caused this. :( So sorry for your loss!

Yes, not only medication either...removing shed is bad too! I'm like, "Sorry...sorry...sorry..." the whole time I'm restraining them. Then again, we are Canadian, maybe that's a natural response? lol

Her Sire is the beautiful red bar in my avatar pic. :) And she was bred to this guy...Blue fired up by Zephalia posted Aug 15, 2017 at 2:06 PM Oddly enough, the male she was bred to comes from beautiful blue bar lines - and her Dam was from blue bar lines as well...which is no surprise why her...

The first year I was breeding I had 2 clutches from my female - laid 2 months apart. There were 43 eggs and I incubated them all. They all hatched within 2 weeks of each other and I was overwhelmed. I did my best but it was a learning curve and there were some casualties. I had bins set up...