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Those boys are going to be screamers!

Helping to save a chams life is always a great cause.

Pics! Pics! Pics! Congrats on the hatchling, I would love to see what the parents look like.

They hatched today! For some reason I only have about 10 that hatched. Incubation time for the eggs was 1 week of diapause in the fridge and three weeks of about 93 degrees F. They are sooooo tiny, I will probably have to wait for a couple weeks to get them to feeder size.

Very sorry for your loss. You only can realize how much you truly care something once it is gone.

Those hatchlings are really nice, what species are they?

Those colours are truly amazing! I would really love to see some of their offspring.

Very Beautiful.

My 2 year old did this up until a couple of months ago. Now he seems to like to stay in only a couple of places a day and not bask so much.

Thanks, that is good to know.:) I keep telling everyone it is a boy! He is quite colorful compared to my female of the same age and the hemipenal bulge is quite obvious in person

Looks pretty awesome,I'm sure karma agrees

I second Dubia and also... Crickets! All of my chams love them and I have never had any of them refuse crickets for a while. Hornworms/silkworms- hornworms as a treat and silkies for a staple feeder. All three of my chams favourite fedeers are hornworms. I think it is the colour.

That was a good deal up until the Oustelet's :D

I'm very sorry about your loss. At least it won't happen again now.

Some of us can only dream about when we just find a hatchling!!

I spot clean everyday and do a full out bleach/wash down every month

Sambava's are way awesome! Good luck with him.

Sounds familiar....

He looks really stunning, I love the blue panthers. I have seen some nosy be x BB ambilobe that look identical though...

I'm sure Tommy will like his viv much better now!