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Thanks for your repy Mike :) I did get the other two out, and they both had a little wiggle too :) They are currently taking up space in mum's display case in the kitchen (safest spot) I thought she might kick up a stink because i moved some of her collectables around, but surprisingly she...

Thank you so much :D Your reply really helped to put me at ease today. I was really worried as this will be by first attempt at hatching anything. I did get the other two out, they gave a bit of a wiggle too. I havent checked them since, i dont want to fuss with them too much.

Aww that is such a shame :( Just think, that was two weeks she had as a well loved pet :D

Mini my Pygmy Chameleon has dug up her eggs! And has started laying a new clutch in their place. My sister in law and I were thinking that maybe she dug them out because she knew they were infertile? I managed to reach two of the four. I was really careful not to tilt them any more then...

Not a happy camper Mini has decided to turf the eggs out of the hole to lay a fresh clutch!! Just came home and was doing the midday misting and what do i find? Mini with her rear in the hole and the first clutch of eggs laying on the surface!! I really dont want to disturb her until she has...

Why havent you persuaded him to come here for his chameleon needs? :p We are more approchable to differing needs of chams in the UK ;) Personally i would advise him to change the position of his dripper... having it drop on to a rock isnt all that good. That only gives the little guy one...

What great colours :D Totally backs up my opinion on crossing breeding for those wanting a colourful animal as a pet. I would go for this guy purely because i have no intention to breed.

oops, wrong word, sorry ... i just heard it through the reading :) As for the pics, i meant in the thread ;) so they were all in one place :) Your guy looks great ;)

In short, a female cham won't die if she isn't mated :)

A very impressive cham family :D

I've really enjoyed reading this. Just wish there were a few pictures to show some crosses. For breeders i totally understand the wanting to keep the bloodlines pure... but for the likes of myself looking for a pet i dont see the problem considering a hybrid. As long as the animals...

Wow, sounds like you've got the 'bug'!! (shhh, dont tell anyone, but im currently talking to someone about a Panther ;) its such a good deal and is quite local. Just going to talk to the old man now. Maybe get him to sub me the £ hehe) Back to my Pygies, glad to hear someone else has a fussy...

Thanks for the encouragement Mike :D I have scanned the enclosure, no little ones today. I'm not sure how to explain it other than it no longer looks as white/stained as the other three. It has a more blotchy look to it. It is still nice and plump, no dents and is still the same size as...

Eww, I cant imagine anyone wanting it surely? I mean the charateristic chameleon colours arent on that little girl anymore :( It really does just look old. From a science point of view ... maybe, but not anyone that loves these little creatures as pets.

Ok, I dont think i need to get in any springtails :) The few adults i've been putting in over the last couple of months have bred! There are quite a few in there now, so i dont think i need to worry :) There are also loads of baby woodlouse, so i'm guessing the pygyie didnt munch all the adults...

Tiff, you and me both ;) hehe The woodlouse are from the bottom of my garden. We have a 'wildlife' area (well as much of one as you can in a London back garden) So the woodlouse come from under the rocks and logs. I just pick them up and shake them off in to a large bucket. All the other...

Corr, i havent updated this in a month!! Not really had the need to, they havent hatched yet. I have been sitting on my hands i can tell you! I've wanted to take a sneak peek at the eggs for about a week now but i have been good and left them alone. I just want to see if there have been any...

The stains are from the soil/medium :) As stated before you will know if the eggs are bad in time. Dont fuss with them too much, you could hurt the babies inside if they are moved too much.

I had a clutch of pygmies hatch today and was wondering when to offer them food for the first time? i have fruit flies and pin heads. should i dust them for their first feeding? was it okay thet i moved them from the hatch container to their new home after they hatched or should i have left them...

Stunning work mate! :D Im so impressed Good luck with your GCSE's