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2 days before breeding and 2 days after breeding.

Yes, read the last sentence in my post. Lol.

Don't be fooled by color alone, many females have outstanding color. Although the rostrum is never developed in females, young males don't have much development either. This complicates sexing younger animals. These are all females.

3 Pics of T. hoehnelii hatching from it's non calcified egg. 18 were delivered this morning. Too bad I can't upload the video I took.

It's really difficult to sex hoehnelii from pics. That said, I would guess young male import. Nice looking Cham.

Just beautiful as always!

All her appendages look rather stubby compared to her watermelon body!

No she's not gravid! @Monties1982

5 weeks old.

She looks perfect! If her name is Cucumber I'll have to name her sister Watermelon, she's going on a diet.

I have several cb males 6-7 months. Look in the Chameleons for sale in the forums to view pics

Sorry, late to the party. I love the T. hoehnelii, but I'm biased. Got to say the willsii are wonderful too. I keep hoehnelii in pairs.

As cloverthechameleon said: female older than a month old. You shouldn't buy pardalis that young unless you know the breeder and are prepared to deal with a neonate.

Pretty old article, but interesting. I've found im injection to be very stressful to already sick chameleons. I can rationalize one initial injection but not a repeated regime. I wonder if this affected their results? When ever possible oral application should be preferred.

Female.

These are not little babies, very healthy. Pics of 2 juvies and the pair that produced them. PM me.

All 3 from the same clutch. Pic 1 has a nice blue body and yellow head coming in. Pic 2 Love the blue tipped rostrum and red coming in on his head. Pic 3 Red dorsal crest.

If I believe the caption I wrote, that would be 19! LOL

19 T. hoehnelii red head babies born this morning.

Great shot Craig. Oh, the cham's not bad either!