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Well, if you're going to be so demanding;), fine. And here's a short video I took of one of them.

Update: The last two eggs finished hatching on Tuesday. I initially put them all in a 2'x2'x4' reptibreeze just because I didn't have anything else to put them in, but they were obviously hard to find in such a big cage, so I ordered a small reptibreeze on Amazon. I just finished getting it...

Baby number 2 started hatching yesterday and came out today, and number 3 is close behind.

My female Crested chameleon, Chrysoprase, hasn't laid any eggs in a while, so I thought I'd put her in with my male, Titus. I came back to check on them about an hour later and found this. I've never seen him show such happy colors ;).

I work nights, and when I got home from work this morning and checked on my 6 Crested chameleon eggs, I found this. This is later on after it finished coming out of its shell.

The hatch rate of the pupae drops off quite a bit after about a month in the refigerator, so you don't want to have more than you'll be able to use in more than a few weeks. The way I feed off BBF is to put the number of pupae I want to give in one feeding in a small plastic container with some...

They look like maggots because that's exactly what they are.

The eggs seem to be doing well as far as I can tell. I'm not so sure she's gravid anymore. Sometimes she just looks more plump than others. A little while back, I saw she had some dirt on her tail and a little on the end of her mouth so I dug around in the soil, but I didn't find anything...

These are some of the chameleons I had several years ago. Trioceros montium Male Female Trioceros pfefferi Male Female Trioceros quadricornis quadricornis Male Female

I have a pair of them and I've seen two or three other members post pictures of ones they have.

This is a picture of the whole cage. Part of the schefflera that's in there died, so I could stand to get another one. I used a 50' spool of the fake vines for this cage and another one, but I ended up putting more in the other one than this one, so I've also thought about getting one of the...

I have a new addition to my chams that I got from Action Jackson yesterday. I'd been hoping I could find another Calumma brevicorne after the male I had died. It's unsexed, so I don't know if I'll be able to breed it with my female, Giwa, but if it ends up being female, I could still breed it...

She laid 10 eggs during shipment when I got them back in early June. 4 have gone bad and I still have 6 incubating. She also appears to be gravid again right now. If you look in the picture, you might be able to see the lumps from the eggs inside her back by her back leg.

This is the kind of picture I'm stuck with taking of my male, so I usually don't bother trying to get pictures of him.

She's a crested chameleon (Trioceros cristatus).

I also have a male, but he's incredibly shy and hides from me whenever he sees me making it difficult to get pictures of him.

Say cheese

I saw one myself the other day above one of the windows on the front of my house. I hear them every night up in the trees, but I don't see them very often.

Good. I planned on submitting photos, but am a horrible procrastinator and never got around it. Now I have some extra time to see if I can take some photos I like better.