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Baby Mitsio x faly (after first shed)

Baby Male Nosy Mitsio x Faly

Female (wc Nosy faly) from Chameleonscanada.

Here's picture of the mistio Sire*

Yes these will be available Febuary*

So past month has been exciting had two different clutches of mine hatch at the same time. First clutch 21 babies Nosy mitsio xNosy Faly(wc) babies are growing and have had there first sheds :) my Nosy Faly clutch had 18 babies hatch all within a week of the first clutch. Pictures to come soon*

Pic of Sire:

I have for sale some beautiful Panther Chameleons 3-4months old. The nosy faly that are ready to go are from Raiden bloodlines & have been raised up on fruit flys, crickets & baby silkworms. Fantastic Genetics @ a great price. 300$/Male 250$/Female 500$/ Two Shipping prices across Canada via...

Sorry for your loss, defiantly one of the unfortunate factors of chameleon keeping. Good on you to take on an animal with previous health issues & try to raise back to good health, in the end remember you gave it your best, & that's what counts.. Very good to see your not discouraged & want to...

Nice they look like some good size:healthy looking babies.. Are you feeding them fruitflys?

Very nice, Congrats on the babies :-) hope you have lots of fruit fly cultures ready they can eat tons. Lets see some pictures"

One thing I have found that works great is getting a bunch of fruit fly cultures ready ahead of time, I try to time some to be ready in a months head of time this way you can always raise up more and have lots of backup insects. Keep in mind little chameleons eat lots of food.

Sorry I never meant to come off in a harsh way, my apologies .

Very good video, lots of information, very well done Dez ;)

Now that's a nice looking poop,

Nice male freshly after shedding, crazy how fast these little ones are growing :)

Falybanja baby

Group photo of four babies.

Updates little ones are shedding :) Babies are starting to colour up lots now.

dont you think it would have been wiser to have researched everything more & had got more experience with chameleons before breeding them?