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A change of species, blue should be a proud father in about 60 days.

TRD picked up a real good deal on some Cherry heads for me!

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That boy rocks!

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Sweet... that shipment was so exiting to unpack. Bad ass after bad ass in every bag.

Are you sure this is a pure Parson's?

Black bars are the determining factor in real Nosy Faly... LOL! They look 100% Faly to me. I dont know much I just brokered half of the 100% Faly breeders floating around here. Comments on locale color developement and tendancies should weigh more coming from those experienced in raising...

Very Very Nice!

100% receptive in pics 1and2 ... not pic 3. Gravid is hard to tell at first if she hasnt mated. Keep a laying bin with moist medium in her cage to ensure she has somewhere to lay those eggs when shes ready. If not she could go egg bound and die. See link Jannb provided for laying bin info.

Another pic, same male...his younger siblings are starting to color up nicely as well.

Thanks for the comments! So far only two were sold from this line, ill let some others go once I get a better idea how they'll end up looking as adults.

Update on the CB Tamatave...so far so good. This guy is displaying some serious Dexter genetics!

Updates? Pics?

Both are sold. Thanks for looking. Ray

Tamatave There just aren't enough Tamatave out there! This male is sired by the WC male pictured below, bred to a wild caught female. The older siblings are starting to display a convincing red/orange background color. The sire was an AMAZING example of the uncommon pure red phase. Not only was...

I have some ch falys that look twin to some of your males. Your boys are Looking real good, I can't wait to see the end result.

Really nice male... tons of white.

Pics of new cages? Also, how did the white ambilobe looks as a youngster? What about him made you hold him back, white doesnt usually develop right away.

VERY NICE!!! Good job, he looks like a very healthy boy.