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Here is the rest... Best regards, Tom Verbraeken

Okay here we are again with a very nice species and some new borns that are one month old. Jurgen did it again, but this time with Trioceros fuelleborni. Best regards, Tom Verbraeken

Yesterday I posted in Jack29 thread that one neonate was born. Today the whole clutch hatcht. Best regards, Tom

When you are checking our forum: http://chameleonsvl.6.forumer.com/index.php Belgium Please visit also our website: http://www.doelgroepkameleons.be (in Dutch at the moment) Best regards, Tom

Great! Lott of succes!

:) Only the best for the animals that I care for! (even they are not mine)

Sounds good Jack! This morning when I checked my eggs from Tr.quad. quad., there was a new neonate born. So I hope this evening when I turn back all 6 will hatch(or maybe later). Best regards, Tom

And Jack, are the eggs still okay?

Thanks Kinyonga, I know the articles and I know that it was negative by Chamaeleo calyptratus. But if I look at the lungs of a chameleon, their are six different types of lungs in the family Chamaeleonidae. Why not some difference in other parts? Best regards, Tom

:) Between this an a couple of months their will be a lott of Tr.cristatus on the European market because a member of our Cameroon project has more than 120 fertilized eggs! So if you want some Tr.cristatus CB, send me a mail and we putt you on our list to contact when they hatch. Best...

Thanks, I do my best raising him! ;) I want to keep him, but yeah...

Thanks Ricardo! This time I have choosen for a little bit higher temps because most of the people I talked to they say that my temps are to low. And the result from higher incubation temps are now that I have 6 males. :( I have a second clutch that I am incubating at higher temps and if...

Here we are again with some great new news! The second clutch hatched on Friday and Saturday morning I got six new neonates! Best regards, Tom

Just one Norton. Can somebody give Jurgen(kameleons jvo) the permission to post her please? Thanks in advance! Best regards, Tom

Great and they look good! Best of luck with them and I really hope that you have a good hatchling rate! keep us update please. Best regards, Tom

I don't know that it is always from vitamine D3, I think there must be another reason. Almost all of mine animals(Trioceros) have that from time to time and I don't use vitamine supplements, only minerals(small portion of D3) and calcium. When females of Trioceros pfefferi are gravid they have...

I use a UVB lamp 2.0 or 5.0 for bigger enclosures. I only use calcium and mineralls for Rhampholeon species. I have send you a pm, so you can contact me in the future by email it is quicker than on the forum. Best regards, Tom

@DGray, it is the same Family. Here we are with a new update from the baby's. Best regards, Tom

Here we are with a update... After searching after a good and stable setup, I found my way to raising them. It cost me three neonates, but I have still 2.3 juveniles left. Here are some pictures from the young ones, look at the dorsal crest and notice the difference between male and female...

Congrats Jack! Succes incubating them and after 6 months you will see... ;) Best regards, Tom