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Does anyone know who at the moment has Chamaeleo africanus eggs incubating? I have 50 currently incubating and should be hatching in the next few months and would like to know who to keep tabs on. Thanks.

Hey I was just wondering how everybody's africanus were doing that came in with the last batch. More importantly, how are everyone's eggs? I lost an entire incubator full of mine (30 lost), but I still have one incubator going just fine with 50 eggs going strong and getting bigger day by day...

Do you have any? I'm willing to pay what they are worth! Let me know.

I was thinking the same thing. I have been waiting for some of the more unique chams to pop up (kinyongia) and haven't seen any yet. Thanks for the advice.

I see mentions left and right that it is still closed, yet others say it has reopened. Any ideas? Any actual articles that are around that talk about it?

Awesome! Thanks for the updated pictures!

Oh yeah , I'm getting 1.1 of his as well to pair with the 1.1 I'm getting from you. I spoke with him and have been added to the top of the list.

Glad to hear, can't wait to get my hands on a couple. as far as an opinion, I think your plan sounds pretty solid. I would also be comfortable breeding those two, but if someone else comes forward with other genetically different ones then that would be another story.

How are the hatchlings doing?

Im in Florida, right now but move to Minnesota in two days.

I have a total of 86 Ch. africanus eggs incubating right now from my 2 females I received about a month or so ago. I will follow your posts and hopefully we can do some trading in the future. FINGERS CROSSED here is the clutch of 50 that was laid first. Haven't lost one yet!

Awesome chad! Very exciting. I have my extra enclosures all built and ready to go.

Hope they are all doing better and everything is going well.

Thanks! And if I catch them in the act so to speak, I will make it live for you all.

Well everyone the stream has been cut off and you know what that means! EGGS... And lots of them, 50 to be exact. I hope everyone enjoyed watching her pain staking digging.

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She is a Chamaeleo africanus or Sahel chameleon. She is I think doing well, I think there might be a chance she.could either be egg bound or is really picky about her laying site, like I said earlier, I will keep this stream live until she lays her eggs, so keep checking back and thanks for...

It is still live, if there is a picture just assume it is live.

The live stream is actually sti going.... She is still digging....... She is out right now.