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Thanks, it wasn't something I planned. I had them both out while working on the enclosures and the male ran right over, they were on separate plants on the patio lol. She showed no signs of stress or flight so I left them alone for a few days. Time will tell.

This is why I don't take many Malthe shots, he really doesn't like people or cameras lol. So I try not to disturb them that often. The female is seldom in a position to get a good shot of her. The big man sitting where I could get a decent shot An Ant just because I really like them...

You could if working with a good importer. Some exporters are willing to give partial or full refunds to the importer. It all depends on who you deal with.

Love those Globifers

That's awesome on the lifespan. I may need to do this with the young tortoises.

It seems that automated systems, while making life easier, always have a story lol. I'm glad mine is outside. The only problem I have had with it was a check valve go stuck and didn't fill. So the chams went without water for a day.

Nice, it would be fun to incorporate it with a digital dimmer and some comp control. I have been trying to decide if I want to adopt some of the fish lighting control for the chams. My reef light even has an app I can control it with the phone lol.

I'm sure the new owners will be happy with them.

Exactly, I hope they can be turned around. I need females badly but not that badly.

It's been done, often it doesn't last.

There will be other chams out there. Do you have a setup ready to go? If not I would highly suggest it. It's always better to have one ready to go than have to scramble to set something up while you house your cham in the shower or whatever short term solution. Now you have time to search the...

DIY's seldom save you money. Most folks do them to fit their needs for an enclosure. I still like using these...

You may want to consider some branches. Most of my chams like to travel on them and only use the plants to avoid me lol.

Quote: Originally Posted by leedragon View Post that is someone who had put a neonate jacksonii on top of an adult a took a pic Can you prove it? Can you prove they didn't?

Good luck

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Good stuff

I have always loved the montane chams. At some point we won't be able to get any chams, I don't see them doing well in their home countries so everyone that can should be working with the ones they love to try and establish solid breeding groups here. Keep up the great work.

A laying box for veilds is always a good idea. I believe the dragon strand one can be moved somewhat easily so you can wait on putting it in. Some of the other veilds folk on here will probably be of more help.