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I don't think he is. You should send him to me so I can get a better look at him.

Love those eyes on that guy. Can't wait to see what their kids wil look like

Great looking female you got there.

It looks like a wheel bug to me

I am in austin and would be more than happy to help you out. Just send me a message here if you still need to find her a home. Chris

That is such an awesome pic. Love it

Always enjoy seeing your cham photos Jann :D

He is a Trioceros johnstoni and thank you :D Thanks

Thanks :D Thanks he looks even better in person :P

Sharptooth has recently shed for the first time with me and is looking good. Hope you enjoy these colors has much as I am :D P.s. For those following the johnstoni threads I have been posting, I have felt the females stomach a few times and don't feel anything. Sharptooth had also...

I see you are in Texas. I get mine at HEB in their health food area where all that other type of stuff is. They have the powdered type at mine so they should be able to get you some in stock.

Lol even if you don't got it down keep the test coming :D

I did this not too long ago but couldnt feel anything in her but I will try again in the morn and see if I can feel anything now. Thanks Jann :D

Soorry Ahtee I had missed your post. I had thought about both those names when I got them but unfortunately my other half said no to both names :/ I might just go with Little Foot though and act like nothing was said :P

Thanks :D.I am in that group as well, just not as bad for me.

Man I hope she is. She doesn't look any bigger than when i got her but I do see her everyday :P

Congrats Max glad to hear she laid

The female started to shed her old wild caught skin and is popping with alot of color.

Thanks they are all eating and drinking like champs. They are all super friendly too which is just so cool. I seem to have really good luck with getting nice chams. *knock on wood*

Looks like a lil girl to me. A photo of the back of its feet will help. Male veileds will have a bump or spur on the back of their hind feet.