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Hi Andreas Very interesting post, i love it! can you post some pics of the incubation system that i dont understand very well :o ? thank you !

Thank you very much for the informations !!

I love your animals !! If you have time can you write how are you keeping them?(temperatures, humidity ,food supplements and cages) thanks ! Andrea

Hi :) no there are not quotas from madagascar , so they cant be find legally

Hi my Trioceros reach 36 38 °C in summer for only 1 2 hours without problems but it s important to have a big decrease of temperature during the night and during the day you have to water them many times. 95 F every day will kill the animal for me, my T. yes reach this temperature but only...

Hi nice setup but i prefer to use only live plants in my pygmy cages ;) the humidity mustn t be the same all the day but have to change, at night 90 100% is good and during the day 70 80 %. For the temperatures ... 75 during the day are good but at night 64 it s better .

Hi :) keep them with a day range of 20 26 °C and a night range of 15 19 °C. in winter you have to water them 1 2 times for day and in summer about 2 3 times. For the eggs you have to keep them at about 18 19 at night and 21 22 during the day.

very good news !! at what temperatures have you incubate the eggs?

My pregnant female of T. j. jacksonii from Italy ;)

Bradypodion pumilum and damaranum or Rhampholeon acuminatus ,viridis or spinosun. ;)

trioceros hanangensis ?

Hi :) I love this species of Rhampholeon ! This is a care sheet that i write some years ago about R. acuminatus ....it's in italian but you can translate with google or if you don't understand something i can try to translate some small parts ;)...

Wow 80 ? And how many reached 3 months ? Can i know times and temperatures of incubation? Thank ;)

Exactly!!...for example in italy all the fisheri for sale at shows are multitubercolata

Very good for new species but 3000 K.fisheri and tavetana are too much for me !!

I didn t know this thing , thank ;)

what change if it's t8 or t5 ? thank :)

nice but i would put more branches in the high part of the cage

hi, for my experience with chams it's better to use max 5-6 % uv light(exoterra are ok) , 10 or 12 % are too high for me....you can use it for namaquensis ;)

i use for my cham a bottle with a small hole in the bottom, i fill it with water and i put it at the top of the cage , in this way it drips on the leaves for about an hour and the cham drinks ;)