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we have several noses poked out and i'm guessing we'll see some more tomorrow, but so far, 2 males and 2 females are roaming around their bins. lol. have you posted pics of yours? i need to take some more tomorrow....there are at least 10 more we can already "see"... =)

i think you should have one carol! (and we have babies ones that will need homes soon!) ;)

i was wrong..lol...16 and one of the little ones didn't make it long... =( the others are looking quite healthy and eating like champs! new pictures to follow tomorrow probably! =)

thanks! we now have 4 out of the 6 hatched, so more pictures to come tomorrow! total, right now, we have 15 ambanja babies, 4 ambilobe x ambanja babies, and one hatched veiled! heheheh.... babies EVERYwhere! lol.

thanks! can't wait to see the rest of them! he was certainly adventurous right from the start! lol.

absolutely LOVE that last picture! lol.

he is absolutely precious!! <3

our 3rd clutch babies decided it was time to see the world...lol....so far, there's only one brave little boy out, but we can see tiny little noses on 10 more of the eggs already! (Parents): Ceri Stryder

thanks all! my mom and aunt were pretty excited to see it - they're out visiting from the east coast. =) i'm just thrilled we actually have babies from this clutch!! =)

congrats! it's awesome isn't it? =) we had one hatch out tonight from our second clutch~ i watch them allllll the time! :)

We only have 6 in this clutch - it's an ambilobe x ambanja clutch....weren't sure if they were even going to hatch at all, but right now, we have 3 more open and the other two looking close.... (pics of parents first then the first one out) =) Gargamel Astrid

Happy Birthday, Brad! Hope it's wonderful!!!

Hehe...that's how we came up with Gargamel for our guy...didn't wanna name him smurf, but that's what the blue reminded us of, so we went with Gargamel. ;) You could try http://www.omniglot.com/language/colours/index.php and look at the other language words for "blue" and pick out one you...

well, in a sense, if it's a hemipene amputation, you lose breeding capability, but if it's intestinal, you're talking health/life of cham overall...not just breeding.... i would try the suggestions above (sugar water and/or ky jelly) and get to the vet ASAP... if it was just a sperm...

i was told by our vet that they can do an amputation on hemipene prolapse, and depending on the severity, they might still have use of one vs. two.... (i have no idea how correct that is ...but that's what i was told).... if it's an intestinal prolapse, whole other set of problems.....

those are awesome! just adorable! =)

thanks all! if i counted correctly yesterday, we have 17. =) only 2 of the eggs didn't hatch. not sure how many males vs females yet though...

we won't forget that male on your list! ;)

awesome looking collection!!!! i bet they will be even more awesome as they get more comfortable and relaxed in their new home!! =)

Links to our collection....and a link to the babies. =) We've had to re-home all of our babies, due to PCS orders with the Navy, but they're still our babies!!! =) https://www.chameleonforums.com/gangs-all-here-pic-heavy-52673/ https://www.chameleonforums.com/babies-finally-65108/...