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Its a male 100% You can see the hemipenal bulge very well on him.

I agree. She appears to be WC to me. If it is one of yours, Chad, she has had a rough upbringing. Hopefully one of you guys gets some new blood!

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The lord works in mysterious ways.

I have had a female K. tavetana lay a retained clutch and all 10 eggs hatched. Sounds like you should get a hold of Ataraxia and turn that frown upside down:D Congrats on another clutch!

Wow! They look great!!!

They are both beauties! So hows all the tavs and boehmei doing?

Jealous of the broad head and bald eagle! keep them coming!

Can you post pics? Honestly, there are a lot of overweight chams on this forum. Some are even kept by well respected members:rolleyes: Be careful whos animal you are looking at to get an idea of what one should look like. A slightly underfed animal is better than a fat obese one IMO.

Awesome job!!!! More pics:D

He definitely did great raising that guy! Really nice!

Its a Furcifer pardalis male. Noticeable hemipenal bulge and typical coloration for a male of that size.

Nice!!! Incubate them around 67 degrees and they should hatch out around 10.5 months.

Thats pretty freakin rad!

You are giving terrible advice based on the experience of keeping 3 chameleons.

Couldnt have said it better.

I have yet to see one this year. I know of a spot they are at but no go yet. You should join this site and post your findings in the database! http://www.naherp.com/ If you need help let me know. Use the wrench when putting in the longitude etc. It will show a google earth type map. If you...

Nice!! Love seeing what is in everyones neck of the woods! Now go find some snakes!:D

Eastern Smooth Earthsnake 012 by Cain304, on Flickr 017 by Cain304, on Flickr Eastern Ratsnake 017 by Cain304, on Flickr 002 by Cain304, on Flickr Milk Snake 012 by Cain304, on Flickr 019 by Cain304, on Flickr 008 by Cain304, on Flickr 009 by Cain304, on Flickr Habitat shot that...

Some more finds. Here are some of my recent finds. I am up to 26 species found this year so I think my goal of 30 should be reached pretty soon! Eastern Box Turtles. 003 by Cain304, on Flickr 019 by Cain304, on Flickr Eastern Snapping Turtle 003 by Cain304, on Flickr 002...