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they’re awesome :)

Glad @ferretinmyshoes chimed in. How is she doing @Gabriellehernandezxxx

She’s just amazing!

Going by an old post I’m quoting below, I’d agree that those are not fully developed. But I am not a vet, so maybe @ferretinmyshoes can confirm.

You answered your question with your question. They’re commonly imported and cheap. They’re fairly easy to acclimate but they’re rather large and “unappealing” (quotes because they’re not flashy like panthers, for example). They lay rather large clutches, so it’d be difficult to get rid of a...

Get well soon @jamest0o0

We used to have a tick problem on the farm, so we raised guinea fowl and no more tick issues. Some places I’ve been out in the woods- if you stop walking, you’ve got a swarm of ticks running up your leg. They’re terrible down here

Male 100%

1 is a male 3 is really hard to tell, but I’m leaning male

Daytona is awesome. If you can, make it there!

Female 100000% I’d suspect that the locale is correct as many often get the sex wrong when they’re small. Chasd

Tell me you didn’t order it off Amazon?!

Yes I hope one day T. goetzei becomes available again- I will have a room full of them.

I’m very surprised they did not include Trioceros goetzei in this

I need better pictures of 1 and 3. 2 is a male

Male 100%

And with that yellow and red coloration coming in, I’m going to say not Nosy Be and more than likely Ambilobe like you purchased him as

Male 100%

We don’t call you Calumma Craig for no reason!