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Took these pics tonight. Krakatoa is the ambilobe; about 4 months old. Not showing off his best colors here; he's usually more "contrasty", and not so pastel. Kraken is the Nosy Faly, about 3 months old. His yellow cheeks are coming in!

My KK Ambilobes My chams aren't fans of cameras. This is Krakatoa, at about 4 months old. Sire is Son Tiger. And this is my alpha dog Java. Sire is Thunder. She's about 5 months old and my least timid cham. She doesn't turn her nose up at anything I offer her, and I love her monkey...

He will be 100% in no time ;)

Great looking guy you got there. My first 2 panthers were from Kammerflage. Liddy is a pleasure to do business with!

I do something similar to this. I take my dirty bin and a empty, clean bin outside. I remove the egg crates from the dirty bin, and shake loose the roaches into the clean bin. What's left in the old bin is mostly nymphs and frass. I then pour what's left into a large ~1/8" sieve, which catches...

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That's some sad news, but it looks like you are doing everything you can for her. Best of luck to you.

I'm not sure what's going on with your roaches, but my adult breeding females are about 2.5-3 inches long, and very plump with oothecae. The males are just as long, but much slimmer and "scurrier". They do well on fresh produce and a little human baby cereal, like gerbers rice puff.

I keep 1 male to 3-4 females. I started a few months ago with about 50 males and 175 females, and now have more than enough nymphs to feed 4 chameleons and sustain/grow the colony. I have 2 bins, with one bin reserved just for breeding dubias.