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Here is a picture of my first hatchling ever! He just started walking around:D Pic was taken w/my phone. Better ones will be uploaded later today. SOOOO CUTE:D

The little one has emerged!!! So tiny and cute, maybe an inch long:D Took nearly 48 hours from the time it pipped to crawl out...seemed like an eternity! Pictures in a few minutes:)

Thanks for the pep talk! I'll be sure to post pictures as soon as the little one emerges:)

Thanks Liz:) I saw your thread a little earlier... I just figure a day and a half is a long time for this process! How is your little one doing? Is he/she eating and drinking yet?

People are going to be angry with you if you don't breed him.... just saying. I want a Boomer baby!:D

Your straight tripp'n foo... He looks perfect in every way! Congrats:D

So yesterday morning the first egg of my first clutch pipped! Its been 24-36 hours now and the little sucker still hasn't emerged. The eggs are in a dark closet. Do I leave a light on? Do I just wait? Do I go commando n go in there and get he/she out? What do I do? Im going crazy:eek::confused:

What a cool looking cham! Absolutely beautiful:D

She is very cute! Take good care of your new cham:)

The Dude abides! Haha, he is really lookin great:) Keep the pics coming.

I just put together a palace for my panther and used a natal mahogany. Does anyone else use this plant? Is it safe? I looked online and it has #1 toxicity, same as schefflera(which is widely used in cham enclosures.) What do you guys think?

Im using the reptibator with the digi humidity and temp gauge and has been working great. It doesn't have the ability to cool down, only heat up. So if you live somewhere really warm it may not be the best bet for you....

He's got my favorite coloring; that "all in" look. I've got an ambilobe that looks very alike:) Awesome chameleon!!!

Kammy looks like a silly boy:D Very handsome tho

Looking good! Cant wait to see him when he's a bit older:D

How did you get these two males to play nice? Do they live with each other?

That is awesome, congrats! I have never seen a baby melleri before... too cool:D

Thanks for the response. I have them in a cricket keeper, and here in San Diego its pretty warm right now. I'll throw in some orange peel and let them grow. I also have a female who would enjoy them not fully grown.